Congrats, Tanvee! @wellesleyalums @wellesley
Grateful to be recognized as a member of the #ForbesUnder30 Class of 2025 in Healthcare. Special shoutouts to my mentors (especially @millerbioethics and @cpgYALE), @SachitSingalMD, and my family for their support as I’ve pursued my work in diversity in cancer clinical trials 📈
Alum Suzette Mullen and her recent memoir “The Only Way Through Is Out" in the NY Times: nytimes.com/2024/06/23/style… #WellesleyWriters
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Sometimes it's worth it 💫 🇱🇰 – at Franschhoek, South Africa
Replying to @KnightHennessy
For the first time ever, the cohort includes scholars with citizenship from Austria, Bahrain, Belarus, Bolivia, Bulgaria, France, and Sri Lanka. (2/3)
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Stepsinging is back! Start your vocal warm-ups, wear your class color, and head to the chapel steps tomorrow (May 1) at 4:30 p.m. Seniors, don't forget to wear your gowns!
Congratulations, Ann! #WellesleyWriters @wellesleyalums
DEAR WENDY is out now!!! read the book that alice oseman called "the platonic love story of my dreams," that publishers weekly called "a raw and emotionally resonant debut," and that my sister called "boring" 💜💚
buy: bit.ly/dearwendy
events: annzhao.com/events
Students viewing a solar eclipse from the Wellesley observatory, April 28, 1930.
(Courtesy of the Wellesley College Archives)
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Wonderful day at @Wellesley celebrating the launch of the @HillaryClinton Center for Citizenship, Leadership and Democracy!
I spoke on a panel “Journeys Into Civic Purpose,” and met so many strong, inspirational women leaders who embody Wellesley’s commitment to public service.
“The time I spent with these characters in my head got me through really tough times, and I wanted to share their company. I hope they give some solace and humor to other people,” says J. Wynn Rousuck ’72, author of the book Please Write. Read more: magazine.wellesley.edu/winte…
“Hoi-Fei Mok ’10 once saw themselves as someone with three separate interests: environmental science, social justice, and art. But now, Hoi-Fei ... has found ways to bring these areas together,” writes E.B. Bartels ’10. Read more in the winter issue.
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I am honored to be among these great mathematicians! I am now at UTSA ☺️ @maanow @UTSA @DynamicsSIAM @ASU @amermathsoc @MathforAmerica @LATH1SMS @SACNAS @TheSIAMNews @SimonsFdn @ARCEquityinSTEM @NSF @SloanNetwork @SloanFoundation @AWISNational @HSISTEMhub
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They're coming!
Welcome and congratulations to Wellesley's Class of 2028! 💙
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!!! Congratulations, Kavi! @wellesleyalums @Wellesley
8 months ago I left my dream job at Google with so much doubt in my mind & it's surreal to return back to Mountain View with @KidsTilli
Thrilled to join @GoogleStartups class of 15 incredible startups building AI solutions for some of the world's most pressing challenges
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TODAY is Blue Nation Giving Day❗️
Celebrate our legacy and support future athletic excellence as we aim to raise $100,000 in celebration of the 50th anniversary of varsity athletics.
Make your gift ⤵️
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#BlueNationGivingDay | #EarnTheW | @Wellesley
“I want to show future architects they can shape environments and policy conversations around development in communities through civic engagement,” says Tonja Adair ’92, co-founder of Splice Design. Read more at magazine.wellesley.edu/winte….
In our winter issue Endnote essay, reporter Emily Bader ’18 reflects on the first few days after the Oct. 25, 2023, mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine. Read the essay online at magazine.wellesley.edu/depar…
Author Sejal Shah ’94 writes, “I can’t be the only one thinking things, things, things. Buy nothing—yes! But what do I—what do we—do with the things we have already accumulated along the way?” Read "The Matter of Things" in our winter issue—online now at magazine.wellesley.edu/winte….
“Lorraine O’Grady: Both/And”—the first retrospective of the acclaimed conceptual artist, cultural critic, and Wellesley ’55 alumna—is the debut exhibition at the newly reopened Davis Museum. Read more about it online at magazine.wellesley.edu/winte….
The latest issue of Wellesley magazine is here! Find our winter cover story, “AI’s Unanswered Questions” by Amita Parashar Kelly ’06, online now.
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ALT AI’s Unanswered Questions: Wellesley faculty and alumnae are on the forefront of shaping how we coexist with AI—a space that has quickly become ripe for innovation, regulation, and deep thinking on ethics.

ALT From the moment we wake up and check our smartphone calendar to when we settle down at night to binge-watch our favorite TV series, most of us use technologies powered by artificial intelligence. AI has become an everyday part of life. It is more than just a buzzword—it’s a technological evolution that is redefining the way we work, communicate, and live. By Amita Parashar Kelly ’06; illustrations by Daniel Liévano









































