Loeb exhibit juxtaposes statues, questions historical narratives
I first used the word “juxtaposition” in middle school, when I was taught to place two opposing things side-by-side to tell a story. Like a detective, I would juxtapose two…
Alysa Chen
Student employees adapt to new normal, hybridized jobs
Classes aren’t the only things going hybrid this semester. For those studying on campus or within New York State, Vassar employers have found ways to adapt and offer many of…
Uprooting anti-Blackness in Asian communities
Three weeks ago, I was sheltering in the silence and safety of my family’s home in the Bronx. Whenever the sound of sirens broke that silence, as they did several…
VRDT broaches caffeine, geometry, memory for gala
The Bardavon, a downtown Poughkeepsie opera house built in 1869, will host the Vassar Repertory Dance Theatre’s (VRDT) 38th annual gala weekend on Saturday, Feb. 29 at 8 p.m. and…
Big tech, big oil unite to destroy the planet
School is back. Syllabi have been distributed and class schedules finalized, so the average Vassar student is sure to be scouring Amazon for used textbooks. What this online search replaces,…