As part of a broader plan to renew the infrastructure supporting the natural sciences at Vassar College, contractors from Daniel O’Connell’s Sons proceeded to demolish Mudd Chemistry. Welders and workers…
Princeton University Professor Keeanga Yamahtta Taylor visited Vassar on April 19 to deliver a lecture “The #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation,” named after her forthcoming book. Photo courtesy of Princeton University…
In his sophomore year, Alex Raz ’16, joined earlier this year by Palak Patel ’16, resolved to revive Vassar’s longstanding literary journal, the Vassar Review. This journal was originally published…
Standout sophomore fencers Eli Polston, Jonathan Alperstein, Annie Innes-Gold and Kirsten Denman have had remarkable success and shown strong leadership this season. These four athletes have proved their athletic prowess…
On Tuesday, April 19 Target announced that all employees and customers may now use whichever restroom or fitting room aligns with their gender identity. The company has faced significant backlash…
If you were born in the 1980s, you may have a recollection of what happened in Rwanda in 1994. From April 7 to mid-July of that year, the Hutu committed…
Survivors of abuse have gone through indescribable pain, anxiety and confusion, and are not always able to find proper outlets to share their stories. Break the Silence at Vassar (BTSAV)…
With the end-of-semester quickly approaching, the number of sleep-deprived students has skyrocketed on campus. The Miscellany News decided to help these students out by seeking out the most sleep-worthy spots…
Audiovisual Archivist at the Wende Museum in Culver City, CA, Kate Dollenmayer, gave a lecture on April 20. While she was hosted by the German Department, her lecture was multi-disciplinary.…
The inaugural Wealth-Building Summit addressed issues of economic development as a means of redistributing the wealth and labor. Leaders of the Summit hope to hold it yearly. Photo courtesy of…
