
Capella Festiva unites Vassar, East Coast choirs in song
The first ever Capella Festiva Treble Choir festival, a musical afternoon initiated by a local organization in Poughkeepsie that sponsors an adult and treble choir, will take place in The…
The first ever Capella Festiva Treble Choir festival, a musical afternoon initiated by a local organization in Poughkeepsie that sponsors an adult and treble choir, will take place in The…
So long as one is ready to pack a gun, outsmart DEA agents, and potentially swallow a condom filled with heroin in order to smuggle drugs through airport security, anyone…
To the Editors: I would like to respond to last week’s article about the Student-Labor Dialogue pamphlet distributed recently on campus. I respect that the students who produced the pamphlet…
Last week, cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program came into effect, marking the expiration of a recession-era boost to the food stamps program. These cuts will reduce benefits by…
Last year, I took my first education class at Vassar. One day, we had a guest speaker who was associated with the College Board, the organization that provides SAT and…
In the first edition of The Miscellany News this fall, I wrote an article implicating the Senate in passing a critical piece of workplace equity legislation, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act…
This year’s women’s soccer team finished their season with a record of 9-8-2 and made the Liberty League Tournament for the first time since 2010. This has been due to…
Vassar’s swimming and diving teams, both men’s and women’s, had a impressive winning weekend at the recent meet. Both of the teams pulled off tough wins against rivals Skidmore College…
Election Day came and went this past week without much of a peep by students. While the Dean of the College and a few select individuals made statements encouraging students…
It doesn’t get much more relaxing than a Sunday at Vassar College. The last day of the week is intended for rest, so that the student may take a break…