A Vassar astronomy professor is part of a team of scientists that has made a breakthrough discovery revealing how planets are formed.

Vassar’s Inclusive History initiative took several steps forward at a retreat at the Alumnae House this fall.

The Israel-Hamas war has presented challenges for colleges across the country. Here’s how Vassar is supporting the members of its campus community.

Architects responsible for restoring Notre-Dame of Paris recently talked about their efforts to rebuild the cathedral after the devastating fire and how research by the late Professor Andrew Tallon has aided their efforts.

Veteran journalist Chip Reid ’77 visited campus to speak about his book Battle Scars, which documents the experiences of the Iraq War veterans with whom he was embedded 20 years ago.

Voting this Election Day was quick and easy for students and others on campus. All they had to do to cast their ballots was show up at the Aula.

Vassar’s Exploring Transfer program inspires community college students to earn a four-year degree. Now the College is encouraging other institutions to create such programs of their own.

Dede Thompson Bartlett ’65 paid a visit to the campus to meet with students who received fellowships she is funding and to talk about her gift to help fund a new building that will house the Career Education and Admission offices.

Dr. Paul Frank ʼ91 is a successful dermatologist who feels he owes a lot of his success to what he learned at Vassar, which led him to generously gift an endowment for Health and Wellness.