It happened. On November 15, 2018, it snowed in Northampton, Massachusetts. To us veterans, the clarion call has been issued. The New England snow season has begun. It will not snow every day. In fact, it may not snow again for a while.
THE SOPHIAN
It’s always a gamble to see a band that hasn’t been popular in years. Will the concert be a desperate shot at reviving the nostalgia of old fans, or will it be able to engage new listeners too? I wondered this on my way to Echo & The Bunnymen’s show in Northampton last week.
Rosalie Toupin ’20
Living in Washington, D.C. has been a unique experience for me. The city is centered around politics and filled with people who want to make a difference not only for the United States, but for the world. While leaving the comfort of Smith has been difficult for me, the experience has been undoubtedly worth it to study, work and live in this vibrant, politically charged city.
Silvia Moon ’19
The signs as songs
As the fall sports season ends and the air starts to bite, we look toward our winter sports teams. How will they fare this season? The Smith College ice hockey team (SCIH) began their season this past weekend with an away game against Keene State College.
Dear Sophian, As a sophomore, I always see people at Smith accomplishing cool things like working in a lab or doing a special studies. Do…
s weekend, I attended a conference held by Forté called the College Fast Track to Finance Conference.
The signs as ways they prepare for Thanksgiving break:
The Jandon Center for Community Engagement has received federal grant funding to support the College to collaborate with community members, local organizations and schools in Springfield, Mass. on helping young adults transition to life after high school, including college or employment.
On Mon. Nov. 5, Smith’s International Students Organization and International Students & Scholars Office hosted the 73rd Annual I.S. Day Celebration.