Gluten-free s’mores a dessert you’ll want all to yourself
Yes, I am gluten free. No, I do not have celiac disease. And lastly, I am not doing this just to be “trendy.” Ready to take a guess at who…
Day: September 24, 2014
Internal security review probes students, staff about safety
On September 17, an open forum for students was held with advisors from Margolis Healy and Associates, the consulting firm that has been conducting the ongoing internal review of Vassar…
Freshman Families Weekend events explore post-VC life
This past weekend, the annual Freshman Families Weekend brought families back to campus to visit students and attend events designed to better inform them on aspects of life at Vassar.…
Dunsmith among federal grant recipients
While the announcement last week of the prestigious fellowships and grants, such as the Fulbright Scholarship and the Davis United World College Scholars 100 Projects for Peace, featured heavily on…
Outside the Bubble 9/25/14
VP Biden Launches Website on Sexual Assault In late April, Vice President Joe Biden launched a website called “Notalone.gov” to help women find more information about sexual assault on college…
Penn’s coaching sets VCWV up for intense league play
It’s been an eventful opening to the season for Vassar Women’s Volleyball team. Vassar hosted the Seven Sisters Championship last weekend on both Saturday Sept. 13 and Sunday Sept. 14.…
VCWT initial successes point to promising season
The Vassar College Women’s Tennis team has a history of success. The team has finished as conference runners up for the past three seasons, and with a strong fall schedule,…
Women’s rugby continues undefeated streak on the road
Women’s Field Hockey Coming off an overtime win versus Western Connecticut State, Vassar field hockey returned to Weinberg Field Saturday to take on Ramapo College. Both defenses held strong throughout…
MLB playoff changes continue to unjustly dictate outcome of seasonal performances
The MLB Playoffs have forever been among the most exciting and dramatic spectacles in all of professional sports; the Red Sox come back from three games down in the 2004…
NFL continues to incite public outrage with inconsistent punishments for players
Just a few weeks ago, the biggest commotion off the field dealt with Michael Sam and the possible distraction that some sadly felt he would pose as the first openly-gay…