A little after 11 a.m. on Sept. 20, marching bands, real estate companies, therapy dogs, senior living facilities, arts groups, vintage cars, roller derby players,…
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As the sun shone down on Chapin Lawn on Sept. 9, community members gathered to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the college opening to its…
In 2022, University of Massachusetts professor and filmmaker Kate Way had just finished teaching her course on the politics of K-12 education, which included a…
This article was originally published in the April 2025 print edition. When Smith College’s inaugural 14 students entered the college in 1875, higher education for…
This article was originally published in the March 2025 print edition. Disclaimer: this article was originally written for ENG 136: Journalism Principles & Practices in…
On Feb. 28, Professor Jess Gersony opened the Spring 2025 Bulb Show at the Smith College Botanic Garden with an hour-long lecture on drought. Her…
The basement of the theater department at a small liberal arts college seems like an unlikely location for one of the most robust collections of…
When students throw their leftovers into the plastic bins and tin pails of the dining halls, they only see the first step of a much…
Note: Julia Garnett uses she/they pronouns, and both will be used in reference to quotations throughout the article. When Julia Garnett ’28 spoke at her…
According to award-winning shoe designer Stuart Weitzman, a career should be more than just a way to make money — it should be a passion.…