The Watson Fellowship is a program which awards recipients a grant for year-long travel abroad. The participants propose a project to complete during their travel year and engage with the project through...
Intentional residential communities are not an entirely new concept to Wellesley. There are language hallways, like the Mandarin Hall and German Corridor; language houses, like Casa Cervantes and French...
From Feb. 17-23, the Wellesley African Students’ Association (WASA) invites the Wellesley College community to take part in Africa Week. Originally called the African Film Festival when it was established...
Lynn Sternberger ’07 fondly remembers her time at Wellesley and the ways in which her time here helped her find her passion for being a writer. While Sternberger is currently a freelance television writer,...
Wellesley College launched the Paulson Initiative on Sept. 11, 2017, in combination with the college’s Year of Sustainability. Officially known as the Paulson Ecology of Place Initiative, its mission...
When she graduated from Wellesley nearly 11 years ago, Ashley Riegle ’07 never imagined she would be an Emmy award-winning TV producer alongside the team of Good Morning America in 2017. After taking...
Chelsea Gell ’18 graduated from Wellesley only four months ago, but she has already found her place in the world of outreach and development, which is essentially fundraising.
“Development is an...
Kimberly Huestis ’05 never imagined that she would start her own porcelain jewelry line. Having majored in architecture and French cultural studies, she worked as a graphic designer for an engineering...
For many years, Lily Kim ’03 believed she was going to go into law. Because she She double- majored in political science and economics while at Wellesley, so much of her coursework and internship experience...
Ami Li ’10 has grown up with one foot in China and the other in the U.S. She was born in Beijing, China and moved to the U.S. when she was three, first living in Ann Arbor, Michigan and then Amherst,...
Senior Insights Director at NBCUniversal Anna Rios ’01 could never have imagined what Wellesley had in store for her when she wrote her college application essays on a desktop computer that was given...
