Photo Courtesy of metro.co.uk || This year’s Grammys were infused with politics, yet most of the awards went to men, writes Patience Kayira ’20. Patience Kayira…
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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…
In our last issue last semester, our front-page story recounted the allegations of severe mishandling of a case of sexual violence at Smith College, put…
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…
President Kathleen McCartney sent an email on Jan. 22 to the Smith community regarding the college’s financial sustainability initiative. In the email, McCartney addressed four major concerns.
Ruby Bridges spoke last Friday at Smith College at John M. Greene Hall on the invitation of 10-year-old Dana Warren, a Westhampton Elementary School student. President Kathleen McCartney decided to host Bridges after receiving a letter from Warren.
Cas Sweeney ’19 | Associate Editor Tammy Cagle, who used to work as a drug court clinician for the Behavioral Health Network (BHN) in Springfield,…
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…