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Day: April 5, 2017
VC to initiate ‘Engaged Pluralism’
On Monday, March 27, Vassar announced “Engaged Pluralism: Belonging and Thriving at Vassar College,” a $1.6 million initiative meant to promote inclusivity and affirmation among the college community. Beginning in…
Future food changes raise concern
We’ve all heard about the new dining program launching in the fall of 2017. Some are enthusiastic about the change, but others have their doubts. Regardless, rumors and speculations abound.…
Poetry sheds light on life of visionary artist
On March 29, Antonio Corsaro visited Vassar to give a lecture entitled “Art, Love and Divinity in Michelangelo’s Poetry.” Addressing an audience composed of members of the campus community, the…
Rugby heads abroad for international play
The Vassar women’s rugby team opened its spring 2017 season with a trip abroad. Members of the team, lead by Head Coach Tony Brown, played three matches over the span…
Trump’s climate policies necessitate active resistance
On March 28, 2017, President Trump signed an executive order that will repeal the climate policies former President Obama enacted during his time in office. President Trump promised this action…
Historic VC course now available for 2017 fall semester
Rooted in aporia, the Ancient Greek idea— literally meaning a lack of egress—that only through intellectual impasse or doubt can one reach new understanding, Vassar’s academic model, like many liberal…
Org Spotlight: Barefoot Monkeys talk inclusivity, history
This is the inaugural article of the weekly feature, “Org of the Week,” in which the Miscellany will shine a spotlight on one of the many clubs in the Vassar…
You gotta give your veggie lasagna some vegan ricotta
Growing up with three siblings, my favorite meals were the ones I was allowed to eat as much of as I wanted because we weren’t going to run out. Mac…
Jahren discusses interdisciplinary ‘Lab Girl,’ plant science
On the evening of Thursday, March 30, the Taylor Hall auditorium was packed with students and professors eager to hear scientist and author Dr. Hope Jahren discuss her acclaimed book,…
Democracy Matters ponders Trump-era voting rights
“I don’t think voting is the end, but rather the beginning, of political participation. Voting is a ‘gateway drug’ to political engagement. Now, more than ever, is a time to engage,…