In the face of bureaucratic impediments from subcommittees of the Board of Trustees, student activists from Divest VC turned to student government as they pursued institutional reforms aimed at environmentally…
For the first time ever, from Friday, April 8 to Sunday, April 10, DataFest 2016 will be going on in Kenyon. Around 50 students will compete to discover insights into…
While President Obama recently made the news for being the first sitting president to visit Cuba in nearly a century, the Vassar choirs beat him to it by making their…
How many head coaches do you know that are currently successful athletes in their own right? Vassar Men’s Tennis Team Head Coach Alex Wong has been picked to represent the…
Each academic break, a number of students remain on campus. Some students stay for work-study jobs on campus or because they do not have the financial means to travel home.…
Whether in the Mug or the Shiva to the TH’s and BurgerFi, bands at Vassar have plenty of opportunities to showcase their talent. Many students, however, don’t know the group…
The worldwide refugee crisis has turned into the largest displacement of persecuted and threatened people since World War II, and Vassar has stepped up to play its own part in…
Mount Rainier In Seattle, it rains. It rains 155 days out of the year. Luckily for us, however, the stormy city plays…
As I sat in my room unpacking after a week-long trip to Panama, I couldn’t help but pity myself and the snowy view from my window. However, I was pleasantly…
Vassar has recently been a center of verbal attacks by students and non-students. Campus events–including discussions about the BDS Resolution–have stressed the importance to distinguish between free though offensive and…
