Professor Brigitte Buettner began teaching art history at Smith College in 1990. After an academic career filled with wonder, excitement and surprises, Buettner plans to…
The Sophian
Katherine Welsh ’26 of the Smith Swim and Dive team placed 13th in the 1-meter dive and 14th in the 3-meter dive at the NCAA Division III Northeast Regional Diving Championships hosted by Colby College in Waterville, Maine on Mar. 1-2, 2024. This is the second time Welsh has qualified for Regionals in her career at Smith and her highest placement so far.
Just dance. Please don’t stop the music. The whole club was looking at her. Tonight’s going to be a good night. 15 years ago, pop music was concentrated on the elation of dancing, drinking and desire in the club. Now, Shygirl is part of a wave of artists bringing it back with her new EP, “Club Shy,” a delightfully crafted collection of songs that revel in their danceability.
Smith Athletics boasts a mission committed to “prioritizing diversity, equity and inclusion” for both student-athletes and staff, but behind the scenes, Smith College Athletic Department is dependent on the unpaid labor of the graduate student assistant coaches.
Smith Rugby a remporté le championnat de la New England Wide Collegiate Rugby Conference (NEWCRC) pour la deuxième année consécutive le 4 novembre. Tout au long de la saison d'automne, l’équipe Smith Rugby s'est battue avec acharnement et a tenu tête aux 20 autres équipes de la NEWCRC pour se qualifier pour le championnat de la conférence. Le jour du championnat, vêtue de la tête aux pieds de ses uniformes rouge et noir caractéristiques, l’équipe de Smith a battu Yale 24 à 17 dans un match serré.
On an unseasonably warm day this March, Smithies can find themselves in the Lyman Plant House & Conservatory, admiring all the Botanic Garden has to offer at the annual spring bulb show.
Trigger Warning: Mention of Sexual Harassment and Grooming Troy David Mercier is suing members of a Northampton theater company, 24 Hour Theater Project, an affiliate…
“You’re listening to WOZQ 91.9 FM Smith College Radio broadcasting from Northampton, Massachusetts!” Every hour, on the hour, some variation of this comes across the…
In under 100 pages, Anne Harding Woodworth (’65) dives into a conversation on gender fluidity. By looking to a mysterious past and future, in “Gender: Two Novellas in Verse,” she explores secondary universal themes of parenting, companionship and survivorship. Harding Woodworth brings genderfluid people to the forefront of her narrative, starting a conversation on representation and whose stories are worth telling.
Loretta Ross has had many titles — activist, academic, feminist and currently, professor. But her first official title was “volunteer” at the DC Rape Crisis…