Davis celebrates Women’s Studies
Courtesy of Vassar Media Relations In concert with so many of the stories of civil unrest and activism in the media this year, social justice icon and political activist Angela…
Day: September 16, 2015
Campus awaits food supplier presentations
Predicting the future can be impossible on a college campus, and Vassar is no exception to this. Starting this Friday, Sept. 18, and continuing through the following two Fridays, however,…
CAAD art collectives explore sound, silence
courtesy of Tom Pacio Between the steady din of the Retreat and the (usually) uninterrupted silence of the library, sound, and the absence of it, is all around us at…
Soccer hopes to lead Liberty League
courtesy of Vassar Athletics After a long summer training routine and an intense preseason, both the men and women’s soccer teams have already had a strong start so far…
VC traditions require reevaluation, more student input
The past two VSA meetings have involved sometimes heated discussion about Serenading, an event scheduled for this coming Sunday, September 20. Serenading has traditionally been based around first years from…
Noyes House set to chime wedding bells
courtesy of Ashley Hoyle The bell on top of Main isn’t the only bell on campus that’s recently been ringing. It’s hard not to hear the wedding bells chiming…
Four weeks in: revisiting members of the class of 2019
It’s easy to forget that feeling when you step on campus the first time and realize that now, you are in college. Free from high school, free from parents and,…
All Families Weekend offers multiple college perspectives
photo by Alec Ferretti The new and improved All Families Weekend will kick off Friday afternoon at the College Center with the Vassar Haiti Project (VHP) art sale. It won’t…
Ghosts can change history, or at least how we teach it
courtesy of Vassar College Would you rather watch a ghost hunting show or a documentary on FDR? Most people would be more fascinated in the former, whether or not they…
Citrin ’81 returns to bridge postgrad-professional divide
courtesy of Jacqueline Zaccor If we were measuring success numerically, the Vassar Men’s Soccer Team has already put themselves on a better career path than James Citrin ’81 after their…