An empty patch of dirt surrounds a young American elm tree between Sabin-Reed Hall and Lyman Plant House. Its slight canopy barely shades the earth…
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“When I look back on my entire life, I don’t ever recall a period where I’ve been more concerned about our future than I am…
Murmurs of anticipation filled the Neilson Library Browsing Room as guests filed in on Sept. 24. Attendees—men, women, Smithies, and community members alike—all made the…
On an unassuming Friday night in the intimate Hallie Flanagan Theater, “One Body: Dispatches from Idaho” fanned righteous rage and wrung tears from its audience.…
For the first time in its more than 150-year history, Smith College has a mock trial club. The student-led organization was founded this year by…
The Smith College community is mourning the immeasurable loss of first-year student Taylor Mobley, who passed away in an accident on April 18. They were…
On an early spring day at the end of March, Lily Lothrop ‘21 returned to Smith to perform her newly released EP “This is What…
Miguel Molina Cordero, a first-year Smith College student, walks into his Physics class every week, sits down at a desk, and opens his computer to…
For many years, the pews at St. John’s Episcopal Church faced the front of the sanctuary in the traditional manner. Then, the congregation decided to…
Eric Wagner, a cook at the Chase/Duckett dining hall (better known as Chuckett), has garnered a reputation among students for being a well-loved and jolly…