Zoya Azhar ’20 With the recent string of sexual misconduct allegations surfacing left, right and center, and victims feeling confident that their stories will not…
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Emily Kowalik ’18 The #MeToo and Time’s Up movements have spurred momentum in efforts to have industries disclose details about workforce diversity – data that…
The Program for the Study of Women and Gender and the Engineering Department will be presenting “Only 3% Are Women?! A Forum on Diversifying the…
Theme: Starting school Aries: A new semester is always a sad reminder the passage of time, but you need to remember that the future doesn’t…
Cassie Follman ’20 News Editor This week, an ad hoc committee comprised of Smith faculty produced a new Student Academic Freedom statement. Smith faculty then…
After going to MacLeish Field Station for soil samples and leaf litter data, I became interested in learning more about the plant species that live…
I want to start this by stating that I do not identify myself as Jewish. However, I strongly care about people who do, and I…
Students Against Sexual Assault sent the following statement to The Sophian following Dean Rowe’s email this afternoon. SASA stands by the statement that we made.…
To the Smith College Community: I am sincerely honored to be invited to speak to you next week at a panel on social media and…
The minimum wage in Massachusetts has been $11 per hour since January. According to the Boston Globe, the $11 wage was the highest in the country when it was proposed in 2014.
However, state lawmakers are feeling pressure to increase the wage to $15 by 2021, in response to inflation and the state’s relatively high cost of living.