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Hundreds attend first ‘Vassar Table’
[Correction (May 4, 2026): This article has been edited to clarify that Twisted Soul catered desserts, not beverages]. On Thursday, April 23, the Office of the President and Vassar Dining…
SEIU employees express concerns following new contract
[Correction (May 11, 2026): A previous version of this article did not include quotes from SEIU Union Representative and Organizer Sean Collins received after publication.] [Disclaimer: For privacy purposes, all…
Damage to Davison doors reveals repair policy
Multiple doors in Davison House were damaged over the weekend of April 11, according to an email by Lathrop and Davison House Advisor Dylan Stratton. “Over the weekend one student…
Students, local governments support anti-ICE legislation
Communities at Vassar College and in Poughkeepsie, as well as throughout the United States, continued mobilizing against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in April. Many events in and around Vassar…
Journalist talks Vassar-West Point history, military masculinity
On Thursday, April 16, investigative reporter Jasper Craven visited the Vassar Institute for the Liberal Arts to discuss his upcoming book, “God Forgives, Brothers Don’t: The Long March of Military…
Author Iman Humaydan shares insights into recent novel
On Thursday, April 16, Vassar Senior Lecturer in Arabic Mootacem Mhiri led a discussion panel with Lebanese novelist, writer and researcher, Iman Humaydan and translator Michelle Hartman to talk about…
Student body elects new VSA President and Vice President
At 5 p.m. on March 5, Nico Reyes Cardozo and Nicole Gao were elected president and vice president, respectively, of the Vassar Student Association (VSA). The rising seniors ran unopposed…
City of Kingston demolishes historic canopies in Stockade District
The architecture of uptown Kingston, New York, has undergone a historic change. From January to March 2026, Kington’s Stockade District was filled with construction crews working to take down the…