Since large language models (LLMs) were released to the public in late 2022, academic institutions have been fighting to adapt appropriately and cement their continued relevance in society. It quickly…
[Note: Interviews for this article were conducted in French. Quotes are transcribed and translated as best as possible, and they may not reflect specific phrases said.] Initially, French baking scared…
The last remnants of summer are slowly ceasing, the sun’s relentless rays are dissipating and fall’s rain showers come down heavy on the unsuspecting. Four months ago, high school came…
I am no stranger to early mornings. Back at Vassar College, my classes usually started at 9 or 10:30 a.m. This meant I was walking over to my classes half…
Hello! For the longest while, I thought myself aromantic. There were people I wanted to be friends with, but I never found myself interested in anyone romantically, whatever that meant.…
Welcome to Brewer of the Week, a series where, in each issue, Chip Downes-Le Guin interviews a random student around campus. Each week, a student is selected for interview through…
Three Arts is Arlington’s small independent bookstore, tucked between Savona’s Trattoria & Bar and the Juliet on Collegeview Avenue. While this is the Three Arts that the Arlington and Vassar…
Scrolling through social media at 16 years old, Noah Daube-Valois ’28 [Disclaimer: Daube-Valois is Assistant Humor Editor for The Miscellany News] saw an advertisement that would change his life. Northampton,…
What initially drew me to Pratt House was its silence. As a cozy brick building nestled behind large evergreens, it is the perfect home for the Office of Religious and…
The children do not know that they are in immigration court. One of them keeps running around in the background of the Webex screen, then coming up to the screen,…
