Professor Charlene Galarneau brings a whole new meaning to the word interdisciplinary. Broadly labeled as public health research, her work calls on her expertise and her degrees in social ethics, religion,...
Not many people can identify the exact moment that they found their passion; Professor David Hawkins, chair of the geosciences department at Wellesley, is one of the few who can. On a field trip for...
Sohie Lee, senior instructor in the computer science (CS) laboratory, is a beloved member of the computer science faculty. Her bubbly personality and motherly demeanor calm the anxiety of her students,...
With increasing unemployment and unrest in the European Union and the rise of sensational books such as Thomas Picketty’s “Capital in the Twenty-First Century,” there couldn’t be a more exciting...
What do you envision when you think of a philosopher? Maybe you imagine a stuffy old man in a messy office buried in archaic books ranging in subject matter from inapplicable to useless. Most of us don’t...
Students and faculty educate community about department history
Last Sunday, the students and faculty of the computer science (CS) department hosted Cirque du CS at the Science Center. This circus-themed...
What exactly does a mathematician do? According to associate professor of mathematics Alexander Diesl, it involves a lot of scratch paper and is similar to art in that it requires creativity and flexibility. ...
A pacifist and literary scholar, Lawrence A. Rosenwald is probably the only phone-tax resister on the faculty at Wellesley. He serves as the director of the Peace and Justice Studies department and is...
