On a dark and frigid Friday evening, Josten Library’s mezzanine transformed into a cozy performance space as it filled with Micah Walter and Laurie Tupper’s…
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« A Something Overtakes the Mind », une installation présentée au musée Emily Dickinson à Amherst, remet en question les attentes traditionnelles en matière d’exposition consacrée à un personnage historique.
Le mardi 5 octobre, Smith College a organisé une conférence intitulée « L'avenir de la santé publique aux États-Unis » au Julia Child '34 Campus Center, avec l'amiral Rachel Levine, pédiatre accomplie et actuellement membre du corps enseignant de Penn State. Levine a discuté de l'importance de l'équité en matière de santé, à la suite de la pandémie de COVID-19, du changement climatique et de la politisation de la santé publique.
On Nov. 7, staff, faculty and students gathered on Burton Lawn for the inaugural Smith Community Field Day. Despite the early November chill, the event…
Protein has become a social media buzzword. TikTok and Instagram feeds are increasingly bogged down with fitness and dietician influencers who promote eating ground beef, grilled chicken, fish, greek yogurt, cottage cheese and other lean, animal-based proteins.
On Nov. 4, retired Admiral Rachel Levine came to Smith College to speak as part of the Smith College Colloquia series. Prior to her discussion…
For those following along on the newly renamed @gosmithbears Instagram account, you may have discovered Smith Athletics’ two new video series: “Brewin’ With the Bears” and “Bagels & Bears.” Ciara Keizer-Lawrence, Smith Athletics’ Director of Sports Information and Scheduling Coordinator, is the mastermind behind this new development.
On Oct. 26, the Schacht Center for Health and Wellness hosted the Smith Community Drug Take-Back Day offering students, faculty and staff a safe and…
Six-hundred attendees packed into Sweeney Auditorium in Sage Hall on Oct. 26 for a talk by Adam Aleksic, better known online as The Etymology Nerd.…
Tiana Clark’s “Scorched Earth” Selected as Finalist for the National Book Award
Photo by Candace Hope
When Tiana Clark wrote “The First Black Bachelorette” in 2016, she knew she had created something special. The long poem exploring the speaker’s concept of…