The ringing of a Tibetan singing bowl echoes through Kenyon Club Room and signals to 10 students and Professor of Psychology Carolyn Palmer that CLCS 151: Introduction to Contemplative Studies…
Erik Lief ’85 is currently the Director of Communications at the American Council on Science and Health. With previous experience at various prestigious presses, Lief shared his perspective on the…
Dance is a remarkably singular art form, unique both in its fusion of artistry and athleticism and in its ability to tell a story via movement. The striking quality of…
[Editor’s Note: This interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity] In late May, Vassar Athletic Director Michelle Walsh announced the hiring of a new Head Men’s Basketball Coach,…
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, meaning now is a fitting time to talk about cybersecurity. At the end of September, Facebook, the largest social media network in the world,…
On a sunny Sunday, Oct. 7, the Pre-Veterinary and Animal Science Club (PAWS) made its first trip to Shunpike Dairy Farm. A cohort of PAWS and non-PAWS students petted adult…
This week, I had the privilege of talking with Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy Osman Nemli in his galley kitchen of an office, Rocky 206. When I asked him to…
Gofortheabstract is a public Instagram art account with a distinctive style implicit in its name. Each post is an original photo or video matched with a word that somehow coincides…
In the latest installment in the Social Justice in Question lecture series, Associate Professor of Mathematics and Statistics Jan Cameron hosted Dr. Karen Saxe for a talk entitled “Mathematics and…
[TW: This article discusses an anti-Semitic bias incident and mentions sexual assault.] On Sunday, Oct. 7, Safety and Security identified and removed numerous posters containing anti-Semitic imagery and text from…
