On Monday, March 31, Vassar hosted award-winning author and journalist Sayed Kashua. Kashua, a Palestinian citizen of Israel, was the guest lecturer for the Frederick C. Wood lecture series, a…
If you’ve been a social butterfly for three years or seven glorious months, you might find yourself wondering what it’s like to be anti-social. The following are some suggestions to…
Spring is here, which means it’s time to check your handy old Poor Richard’s Almanac for wisdom, weather forecasts, gardening tips and cooking recipes. Today, as I was leafing through…
Imagine the last time you went shopping. For me, this was before the advent of the Internet, because once I realized I didn’t have to go into stores any more…
College mourns student’s passing On April 1, 2014, Vassar College lost a member of its community, Dashielle Robertson. Robertson was a resident of Josselyn House and a member of the…
Men’s Lacrosse For the first time in program history, the men’s lacrosse team defeated opponent Skidmore College, making the match its first Liberty League win of the season. The match…
Over spring break, both the men’s and women’s rugby teams traveled to Trinidad and Tobago. The trip spanned from March 11-19, and the Brewers competed against teams from the region.…
Los Angeles’ major sporting franchises have been in a state of flux: As of late, the status quo has decidedly changed in LA. The Clippers are now the better basketball…
The 2014 Major League Baseball season is finally underway. While offseason trades and signings are bound to shake up the standings this year, it seems the size of the contracts…
March Madness is, unfortunately, nearing an end and college basketball will officially be in the books come early Monday morning. We’ll have to wade through the boredom of summer baseball…
