On the last day of early voting leading up to Nov. 3, Democrat Jessica Segal voiced that the status quo in Dutchess County Court just wasn’t working anymore. She told voters that her career distinguished her from Republican incumbent Peter…
According to Vice President of Medical Affairs at Vassar Brothers Medical Center Dr. William Begg, Dutchess County is already facing the second surge of the COVID-19 pandemic. As reflected by the Dutchess County COVID-19 Community Impact Dashboard, COVID-19 cases have…
Andy Kasper ’23 and Sam Kass ’23 were hanging out in the Old Bookstore last year when the idea of forming a poetry-writing group blossomed from their late-night conversation. Almost one year later, Kasper and Kass are now the co-presidents…
As Election Day sprawled out into Election Week, Vassar students waited in suspense as several swing states continued to count votes. The slow march of counting was unlike anything in recent memory, brought about by the inundation of mail-in and…
While more than 2,120 students decided to return to Vassar campus this past August, 334 students opted for the fully remote learning alternative for the Fall 2020 semester. As the semester has progressed, many fully remote students have had to…
