On Nov. 25, in the wake of the nighttime announcement that a grand jury failed to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson for fatally shooting Michael Brown, hundreds of members…
Each residence house on campus holds different events throughout the year and they are as diverse as the houses themselves. This year, Cushing House is holding “Effecting Change Through Art”…
Women’s cross-country has had a successful season this semester, but one runner in particular has drunk deeply from the chalice of success. Senior cross-country runner Cassidy Carpenter is proud of…
Last week, Margolis Healy & Associates released their preliminary report highlighting their findings and future recommendations for Vassar College’s Safety and Security Department. In the report, they revealed that they…
“We are extremely concerned about the state of the Vassar College Safety and Security Department,” read the opening page of a recently released security survey conducted by Margolis Healy and…
The Vassar Student Association (VSA) is currently undergoing an external review of its structure, policies and activities by an outside specialist firm, the SG Consulting Group. They will comment on…
The campus mailroom works like a well-oiled machine. It’s constantly circulating a myriad of documents ranging from admission applications and health forms to issues of The Poughkeepsie Journal and an…
As the holiday season fast approaches, it brings with it the spirit of giving that has come to so greatly characterize it. Though most people merely extend this spirit to…
Vassar students are known to be a brilliant and industrious bunch. And, as the company vcemo (vee-cee-mo) demonstrates, students don’t have to wait until graduation to do great things. vcemo…
For most, the concept of hacking carries a negative stigma, due in large parts to things like Julian Assange and his Wikileaks and the recent hacking of celebrities’ private photos.…
