The Student Government Association (SGA) of Smith College held its first presidential debate in several years on Tuesday, April 16. Three pairs of students were…
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Putsata Reang, author, journalist and Seattle educator, will be speaking about her memoir “Ma and Me” at the Spring Symposium on Apr. 21. The event…
Not I, nor anyone else, would dare to call Smith College a party school. It is not an overstatement or bad faith criticism to say weekends on campus are sometimes, perhaps often, dire. The underwhelming party scene is widely recognized and, for this very reason, also not particularly compelling to analyze.
On Dec. 7, 2023, Smith College’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) formally requested that the College divest from seven prominent global weapons manufacturers.
On Nov. 19, Smith College announced the incoming addition of Kathleen McCartney Hall to campus.
Smith College Department of Theatre performed “You on the Moors Now,” a play by Jaclyn Brackhaus from Feb. 28–Mar. 2. The experience was a whirlwind, satirical, hyper-feminist fanfiction...
Fencing at Smith College began in the early 1900s, when Senda Berenson, Smith College’s Head of the Athletic Department, introduced fencing to Smith. Now, the…
In Feb., the Smith College Museum of Art (SCMA) — now free and open to the public — re-opened their newly renovated third floor after its closing the previous spring.
Troy David Mercier está demandando a miembros de una compañía de teatro de Northampton, Proyecto Teatro 24 horas , una afiliada de Paintbox Theater Company, por 150.000 dólares por supuesta difamación y daños emocionales. Mercier recibió un máster en dramaturgia de Smith College y una licenciatura en Teatro de la Universidad de Massachusetts en Amherst. Mercier empezó a trabajar en Paintbox Theater en 2004 y ha sido un miembro activo del teatro desde entonces. Paintbox Theater ha utilizado las facilidades teatrales de Smith para organizar algunas de sus actuaciones antes de esta demanda.
Lors d’une chaude journée de ce mois de mars, les Smithies ont pu se retrouver dans la serre et la véranda Lyman pour admirer ce que le jardin botanique a de plus beau à offrir pendant le spectacle floral de printemps. L’exposition dure jusqu’au 17 mars pendant que les fleurs sont à leur apogée. Tel un signal du début du printemps, ce spectacle floral offre une anticipation de la verdure des arbres et du beau temps.