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…
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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…
With exteriors ranging from Victorian, ivy-covered red brick to modern, many-windowed white cement, Smith’s houses are a hallmark of the college. The 41 houses, scattered…
In an era of No Kings, thinly veiled references to World War events and injustices faced by Americans perpetrated by American institutions, Smith College Visiting…
On Monday Nov. 17, a group of students hosted the Cromwell Day Student Town Hall in Weinstein Auditorium following heavy backlash regarding the events from…
On a dark and frigid Friday evening, Josten Library’s mezzanine transformed into a cozy performance space as it filled with Micah Walter and Laurie Tupper’s…
The Smith College mail room is always bustling — every day, hundreds of students retrieve their mail. A central part of this system is Eliud…
Podcaster Alie Ward didn’t draw the usual crowd one might expect at a college talk about science. “Rather than quiet, stiff intellectuals sitting back in…