Thank you Student Employment! We appreciate you all too! (Post by Melah Motani ‘24)

President Elizabeth Bradley spoke with WAMC Northeast Public Radio about her latest trip to the University of Global Health Equity and Vassar’s program with the university.

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Our centennial celebration of Alumnae House was epic! Check out the story, watch the video, and peruse through our Flickr album.
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Science, Technology, and Society department viewing on Plan C in Rocky! (Post by Anna Philippe ‘27)

A recent Vassar Engaged Pluralism workshop models peace-building efforts and identifies practical steps toward a post-war future for Palestinians and Israelis. The Miscellany News
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Great conversation over dinner with PB and journalist Katie Harmon Courage '05 (Photo by Samia Jaman ‘26) #VassarAlums

It's always the right place and time to make art! (Post by Anna Philippe) #VassarLife

The event has a poster!
Book talk April 26th 5pm Vassar College. Reception to follow at Alumnae House 6:30pm. Open to the public.

Please join!

Coffee and studying in the Bridge Building! (Post by Anna Philippe ‘27) #VassarLife

What's the history behind NYC's largest reservoir, the Ashokan? Professor April M. Beisaw talks with Archeology. #VassarFaculty

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Super engaging talk by Beronda L. Montgomery—🌿#LessonsFromPlants🌿, author of “Lessons from Plants”, our STS Pauline Newman Distinguished Lecturer Vassar College

People are like plants—environment matters!

Had a wonderful time talking about #podcasting , #journalism , #radio and #video with Wesley during a recent trip to Vassar College Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-c…

Did anyone else spot these adorable drop boxes around campus? (Post by Melah Motani ‘24) #VassarLife

'It is good to stand in the middle of the stream and live rather than stand on the bank..to have both a sense of participation and also a sense of wise detachment because one knows the reality of things.' —Amitava Kumar #DailyDharma
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New from Catherine D. Tan (@Vassar) on the Contexts Magazine blog: Who Gets to Speak for #Autism ? '...there remains much uncertainty about autism’s causes, prevention, and treatment. However, two groups confidently—and defiantly—claim to have the answers.' contexts.org/blog/autism/

Looking at moss with sporophytes—thank you Professor Ronsheim! (Post by Jayda Taylor ‘27) #VassarLife #VassarFaculty

Toasted marshmallows and music on a chilly night—perfection! (Photo by Mikayla Rivera ‘27) #VassarLife

Eid Mubarak!

It's a beautiful day!

This week on the Contexts Magazine blog, Catherine D. Tan (@Vassar) uncovers the *similar* social processes happening within *opposing* Autism movements.

Find it here! contexts.org/blog/autism/