The anti-abortion law recently enacted in Texas reveals a dismal American reality. Texas Senate Bill 8 dictates that through “private civil actions” individuals can sue anyone they suspect of…
In my article last week, “Current COVID-19 campus guidelines are contradictory,” I argued that Vassar’s current COVID-19 guidelines are inconsistent and illogical. According to President Bradley’s Aug. 19 email, the…
As the nation observed the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, Americans took time to reminisce about the events that unfolded following the attacks, particularly the catastrophic maelstrom…
20 years ago, the world paused, temporarily upending the consciousness of an advancing global population in a brand-new millennium. Sept. 11 evokes feelings of heartbreak and horror throughout the world.…
Is the pandemic over? Is it back on the rise? Is Vassar still a bubble and are we considering the health risks in regard to Dutchess County? Can we resume…
California, now the nation’s largest Democratic bulwark, has experienced tremendous progress and growth ever since its beginnings as a new territory. Now, juxtaposed with the state’s march towards a more…
I am writing with some comments regarding the May 25 Letter to the Editor of the Miscellany News submitted by a group of professors with some student and alumnae/i signatories.…
The following is a letter submitted by a group of professors, and among the signatories are professors, alumni and students. The Miscellany News welcomes a variety of opinions, and articles…
As I watched the events of Jan. 6, I believed that what was occurring was the dying breath of then President Donald Trump’s power. Eyes glued to the screen, I…
As I watched the events of Jan. 6, I believed that what was occurring was the dying breath of then President Donald Trump’s power. Eyes glued to the screen, I…
