Three new administrators are collaborating to enhance and advance the goals of Engaged Pluralism on campus.

At 98 years old, Jan Farrington ’46, née Gucker, spends her summers where she has since she was in utero: at Camp Whippoorwill in the northeastern Adirondacks.

Embracing Every Chapter

Vassar College will celebrate Black History Month with a series of events and activities, starting with a pair of kickoff events on February 1.

Two Vassar alums are studying in China as recipients of one of the most competitive post-graduate fellowships in the world, the Schwarzman Scholarship.

As SCC celebrated its 10th anniversary this year, more than 250 students got the inside scoop on 18 industry sectors, learning from 100+ alum and parent mentors.

President Elizabeth Bradley welcomed new Poughkeepsie Mayor Yvonne Flowers, Town Supervisor (and Vassar history professor on leave) Rebecca Edwards, and others to reflect on the Legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at a campus gathering.

The Vassar community is mourning the death of Dr. June Jackson Christmas ’45-4. She died on New Year’s Eve at age 99. Her contributions to the field of mental health and the Vassar community were vast and deep. 

Two Vassar researchers are part of a team of scientists working to eradicate a dangerous parasite, the Guinea worm.