TW: This article discusses sexual assault. “I was just walking past this artwork by SAVP [the Sexual Assault and Violence Prevention Program] that said things like, ‘We believe you.’ It’s…
A few years ago, my therapist encouraged me to pick up knitting again. She suggested that perhaps a simple creative act on which I could focus and make distinct progress…
This week, we got in touch with Professor Natalie Priebe Frank, who has been teaching at Vassar’s Mathematics and Statistics Department since 2000. Her research focuses on the beauty of…
“The Vassar bubble” is a ubiquitous phrase for a good reason. With courses and many other obligations, students rarely find the chance to leave the confines of the campus, resulting…
When I moved away from home to go to college, I was plagued with sadness at leaving my mum’s home cooking. In particular,I preemptively mourned the loss of access to…
About three weeks ago, deep into late night Deecing, a friend and I were elaborating on our music tastes of the week. Our discussion was pretty standard until one of…
John Rutherford translation: 3/5 stars Edith Grossman translation: 5/5 stars Burton Raffel translation: 5/5 stars One of the least productive questions you can ask someone who reads a lot is…
On April 27 and 28, Vassar’s Shakespeare Troupe presented its one and only spring production, “Coriolanus.” This year, the troupe chose to perform one of the lesser-known Shakespeare plays to…
Art 105-106 truly changed my life. Through this course, I gained a new way of looking at the world and at art, which I have applied to my studies in…
Finding inspiration from urban planning might be an uncommon concept to the everyday citizen. However, the Greek architects of Point Supreme, an architectural practice that imagines and builds projects from…
