The Carroll Room was alive with applause and chatter on Sept. 26, as students looked forward to watching their friends and classmates present one another…
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I’m currently a sophomore attending Smith College. The Seven Sisters were constructed as “Ivy Leagues for Women,” where women, oppressed and silenced for centuries, could…
On Sept. 15, all Smith students received access to the institution’s license for Google Gemini, a generative artificial intelligence platform. Alex Keller, Dean of the…
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…
When Josie Wong ‘26 saw that the Nolan Art Lounge was taking applications for art exhibits, she wondered if she was even able to apply.…
The U.S. Department of Education announced on Monday afternoon that the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has opened an investigation into Smith College’s admission policy…
Smith Students for Justice in Palestine (SSJP) hosted the People’s Picnic on Chapin Lawn on Friday, April 17, at 3 p.m. to discuss the demands presented in their Ethical Investment Policy Proposal petition and the Smith Advisory Committee for Investor Responsibility’s (ACIR) decision to sidestep meaningful consideration of the proposal.
On March 25, the Center for the Environment, Ecological Design & Sustainability (CEEDS) hosted its annual maple sap boil on Chapin House Drive. Community members…
Smithies who are undocumented or have undocumented families are constantly evolving their preparations for the ‘what if’ under the current administration’s harsh crackdown on immigration. The Undocumented Student Organization (USO) has dramatically changed the ways they support their members, who don’t even account for all undocumented students on Smith campus facing these battles on their own.
At its annual spring semester presentation to the Board of Trustees, Smith College’s Student Government Association (SGA) brought issues of artificial intelligence, safety and accessibility…