Dean of College search narrows
The Mission and Vision for the Dean of the College position is as follows: “The Dean of the College division educates and supports students in their intellectual, social, ethical and…
Day: February 13, 2019
StuFels instrumentally inspire incoming class’ impressions
As Student Fellow applicants begin interviews and offers hit students’ inboxes, I wanted to use my personal experience with the program to showcase all the benefits that the job affords.…
VC athletics receives 5,960 donations in 27Brew2 campaign
The Vassar athletics fundraiser took on a new name and a new goal this year, shattering expectations once again. The campaign, previously known as “27for270,” rallied all 27 Vassar athletics…
The Miscellany News Editorial Board Presents…
In honor of Valentine’s Day, The Miscellany News would like to express its appreciation to the many people that fill the Vassar community with love and joy. Members of our…
Marxist crafts forge truly red Valentine’s
On this Hallmark holiday ostensibly dedicated to love, many of us probably find ourselves in a quandary. Should we buy into this rampant consumerist fervor and attempt to prove our…
Quite Frankly
Have a question you want answered? Submit your quandaries at http://bit.ly/2RFnXfk Hey Frankie, There’s some QUALITY people on this campus that I would love to get to know better,…
Social Media Spotlight: Lost Deeceware finds loving home
Have you ever spotted a lonely Deece mug lying prostrate on the lawn, or a wandering white plate perched on top of a wall? As we all know, Deeceware is…
Controversial local jail faces lengthy delays
[Content Warning: This article makes mention of suicide.] On Jan. 20, 2013, a group of local activists and community members gathered in front of the Bardavon Theatre to protest the…
Lecturer demystifies silent film
Ben Model pointed out, “1929 was a bad year to lose your job.” That year the stock market crashed, and millions lost their savings, possessions and professions. The American economy…
Lecture explores religion, morality in prison abolition
On Thursday, Feb. 7, Vincent Lloyd and Joshua Dubler, coauthors of “Break Every Yoke: Religion, Justice, and the Abolition of Prisons,” came to Vassar College to give a lecture on…