Students Divided Over Hillary Clinton's Visit to Wellesley
Two weeks before former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton '69 returns to her alma mater, Wellesley College, students remain divided over what her presence represents.
An anonymous survey found that among 334 students, 35.6% felt positively, 25.7% felt neutral, 18.6% felt negatively, and 19.5% felt conflicted about Clinton's visit.
Wellesley will host Clinton on Nov. 1 for the second annual summit of the Hillary Rodham Clinton Center for Citizenship, Leadership and Democracy (HRCC), titled We the People: Finding Common Purpose.
The College founded the HRCC in 2024 to promote research and discussion on democratic governance and women’s leadership.
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Author's summary: Students at Wellesley are divided about Hillary Clinton's upcoming visit.
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