"The College Year" offers a glimpse into the spiritual and intellectual life at Wellesley College in the early 20th century. This collection of vesper addresses, delivered by Caroline Hazard in the Wellesley College Chapel, provides timeless inspiration and reflection. The addresses touch upon themes of faith, service, and the pursuit of knowledge, offering guidance to young women navigating their college years. Hazard⿿s insights into education and character development provide a valuable historical perspective on the role of women in society and the importance of higher learning. These addresses remain relevant today, offering wisdom and encouragement to students and anyone seeking meaning and purpose in their lives. "The College Year" is a treasure for alumnae, historians of women⿿s education, and anyone interested in the intellectual and spiritual heritage of Wellesley College.

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