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Maddie Milner ’27 tells stories through movement and motion.

Most respondents to a survey from ���ϲ�����'s Imagining the Digital Future Center say they expect significant change by 2035.

Supported by faculty mentors, the student participation showcased ���ϲ�����’s strong academic presence and commitment to undergraduate research in journalism and communications.

After three years of exploring the economic and social benefits of developing sports facilities and events, Sarah Dawkins '25 presented her findings at the February conference and won the top prize for undergraduate research.

Over 80 educators and students from North Carolina and Virginia visited ���ϲ�����'s Innovation Hall for the 2025 Spring Meeting of the North Carolina Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers.

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Organized by Wellesley’s departments of Africana Studies and Religious Studies, the conference brings together prominent scholars from across the nation to address Black women’s spirituality, past and present.

In a day of workshops and panels on AI, women in analytics, healthcare advances and AI governance, Business Analytics Day highlighted the potential of data-driven collaboration.

The study argues that in deeply polarized societies, native-born citizens may come to view migrants not just as cultural outsiders, but as potential allies of rival domestic groups, thus posing indirect threats to their own status and influence.

Jennifer Eidum, associate professor of English, led a two-day workshop on resilient teaching practices at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic on March 18-19, 2025.