On Friday, Feb. 1, Vassar’s Africana Studies Program celebrated its 50th anniversary by showcasing a variety of creative student endeavors, including spoken word, poetry, dance, live music and visual arts.…
While the bright colors of Marsden Hartley’s “Indian Composition” swirled behind them, the voices of the Vassar Women’s Choir lifted up to the high ceiling of the Frances Lehman Loeb…
My first hour back at Vassar had me feeling perturbed by the Deece’s new name (GoCo? Geece?) and slapped in the face with the arctic conditions. I studied in Edinburgh,…
Preparing itself to kick off another season, the Vassar men’s tennis program has a new addition to the team. Coach Tina McDermott moved from the sunny shores of Hawai’i to the…
With the balmy spring breezes of the outage of the past few days, it is easy to forget the polar vortex that swept the eastern United States last week, marking…
Have a question you want answered? Submit your quandaries at http://bit.ly/2RFnXfk Hey Frankie, I met a boy from a different college in Poughkeepsie, and he’s literally the nicest man, but…
While Poughkeepsie was windy, cold and a mess outdoors on Jan. 30, the Office of International Services (OIS) was having an open house for its new office—complete with hot chocolate,…
Eyes wide open, I count the cracks on my ceiling for what feels like the millionth time that night. I check the time on my phone screen—it’s 3:42 a.m. What…
After coming back from a long break, college life resumes quickly. Between classes, friends, social events and work, many concerns demand your attention. This sudden re-emergence onto the college scene…
On Friday, Feb. 1, Vassar alumna Lauren Shiman ’10 returned to campus as a guest speaker for a talk on Life After Vassar (LAVA). According to its official description, LAVA…
