On July 13, 2016, President Kathleen McCartney issued a letter to the Smith College community responding to the prevalence of violent attacks around the world. References to the nightclub attacks in Orlando and Istanbul as well as to the deaths of five police officers protecting protesters in Minnesota were included in this letter amongst many other tragedies.
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A 2021 prospective art history major talks about her first year experience at Smith. “I am more willing to get in touch with (hard) science…
My junior year was challenging, but it was also the most rewarding year of my Smith career. What made it challenging was balancing my time…
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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan announced their split on April 2, sending media outlets into a frenzy with accusations. This sparks the debate: do celebrities…
This is an exclusive sit-down interview with one of Smith’s brightest individuals, Tahira Norton ’18. Tahira has been accepted into nine graduate school programs and…
On Mar. 24, 2018, thousands will gather at Boston Common in solidarity to stand up for the rights of students to learn without the fear…
Volunteers under the age of 24 account for 22.6 percent of all volunteers. Studies have shown volunteering can improve health by strengthening the body, improving…
In some ways, as members of the Smith College community, we are part of a small business. Smith is an educational institution that tries to…
Aries Always the go-getter, you will find yourself eager to do well. But be sure to take care of your body and mind…