Andrew and Lila Meade, Carly Ritter ’05, Dr. Dan Katz from the Medical Advisory Board, and Tamsin Chen ’15 are returning tomorrow from their week-long trip in Haiti
Fall Break: In the Nick of Time
Many colleges have a long weekend sometime in October. Here at Vassar we have a full week. A working study break, this is the perfect time to catch up on grading and to work a little ahead to prepare for … Continue reading →
The Storm Pattern: Interweaving Tradition and Adaptation
Today’s post comes from Sophie Asakura, class of 2016 and Art Center Student Docent.
I am currently in Professor Molly McGlennen’s class “Native American Women” which has vastly expanded my thinking and opened a new perspective on the American experience
When Dropping Your Course Isn’t an Option
This is the time of semester when students are beginning to get back some of the assignments they’ve turned in. They are making decisions about whether or not to drop a class based on the grades they have earned. Many … Continue reading →
Fantasy in the Subway: The Work of Squire J. Vickers
Today’s post comes from Pilar Jefferson, class of 2015 and Art Center Student Docent.
Typically, when I’m in New York City visiting family for the weekend I take the A train all the way up to where the line ends in Inwood at the top of Manhattan