The basement of the theater department at a small liberal arts college seems like an unlikely location for one of the most robust collections of…
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Kendrick Lamar had a loaded agenda for his 13-minute-long halftime performance at Super Bowl LIX. On Sunday, Feb. 9, many Smithies watched the Super Bowl…
Note: Julia Garnett uses she/they pronouns, and both will be used in reference to quotations throughout the article. When Julia Garnett ’28 spoke at her…
Smith College’s Schacht Center for Health and Wellness is making a commitment to providing students with access to treatment and healthcare amidst President Trump’s recent…
According to award-winning shoe designer Stuart Weitzman, a career should be more than just a way to make money — it should be a passion.…
While SZA officially labeled “LANA” as the deluxe edition of her 2022 second studio album “SOS,” “LANA” is arguably an entirely new project in its…
Despite the fact that I am an avid matcha consumer and also a huge fan of Woodstar Café, I hadn’t ever tried their matcha latte…
On Feb. 4, the Department of Education (ED) sent a “Dear Colleague” letter stating that the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) will be reverting back to the 2020 Title IX Rule, created by former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos during Trump’s first term.
This article was originally published in the December 2024 print edition.
In the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s recent victory and the potential threat of a national abortion ban that comes with it, students, professors and local organizations are concerned about ensuring ongoing access to reproductive healthcare in the coming years.
Smith College has begun to outline its plans for addressing executive orders and policy changes introduced by the new federal administration in a community webinar…