In an effort to streamline accessibility to on-campus accommodations, students have banded together to create ACCESS, Vassar’s new disability club, where they hope to foster universal solutions for problems that…
Thursday, Jan. 26, marked the opening of the new Indoor Farmers Market. Moving forward, the market will be open every Thursday until May 4, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m.…
Listening to more music feels like a cop-out New Year’s resolution. Of course, discovering more artists to binge and songs to stream for hours on end is a goal for…
This year marks the 21st season of MODfest, a Vassar festival celebrating modern art across disciplines. As part of this year’s events, visual artist Kate McGlouglin will exhibit and speak…
The winter break was dark and cold, and towards the end of it, I found myself very bored, despite the fact that I absolutely had things to do that I…
It stands still and sturdy, hidden in the shadow of Jewett’s tower. The segmented lockers join together in a rectangular prism of cool metal and matte grey. It is unassuming,…
Lunar New Year is a very special time for many Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities around the country. In this span of two weeks, Asian families reconvene to…
Leo Tolstoy opens his famous “Anna Karenina” with the now iconic line: “All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” This quote has evolved…
Over winter break, I pulled myself out of a nearly six-month-long reading slump with Taylor Jenkins Reid’s novel “Daisy Jones and the Six.” Chronicling title-character Daisy Jones’ odyssey to international…
Released in 2017, “Winter” marks the second installment in Ali Smith’s seasonal quartet. Although each novel has its own distinct plot and characters, and thus the four books can be…
