Suzy Newhouse Center for the Humanities

**Welcome to the Suzy Newhouse Center for the Humanities** The Newhouse Center, founded in 2004, fosters vibrant conversations and supports ambitious work in all forms of the humanities through symposia, events, public projects, fellowships for Wellesley faculty and outside scholars and artists, and engagement with students. The work of our collaborative community demonstrates how the study and practice of humanities actively transforms the world. **Events** The Newhouse Center welcomes the community to its events, ranging from intimate conversations, to seminars and book launch celebrations, to the Betsy Turner Jordan ’59 Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities and the Cornille Lecture, delivered annually by the Mary L. Cornille Distinguished Scholar in Residence. Most are free and open to the public.