News and Events Home All News In the Media Events Press Releases Featured Videos Members of the Vassar community are always making news! Find the latest media mentions of alums, students, faculty, and other employees right here. In the Media Vera Rubin ’48 was mentioned in AOL News, after one of her mentees said she’d “find it fun” that tech company Nvidia named an AI graphics processor after her. Hope Davis ’86 performed a live reading of an article published in The Atlantic for WNYC’s show All of It. The Cornell Sun reported that Vera Rubin ’48 will be featured on a U.S. Quarter as a part of the 2025 American Women Quarters Program. The New York Review published an article on the life of writer Mary McCarthy ’35, mentioning writer Elizabeth Bishop ’34 as well. The Francis Loeb Lehman Art Center was mentioned in ArtDaily about their upcoming exhibition by Artist Sa’dia Rehman. Vera Rubin ’48 was profiled in FoxWeather about her contributions to the astronomy community and legacy as one of the few women in her field. Professor Emeritus of English Frank Bergon was mentioned in Variety after the film adaptation of his novel, Wild Game, was announced, starring Miles Teller and Casey Affleck. Mid Hudson News reported on Vassar and its ongoing positive economic impact on the community. Paco (Francis) Underhill ’75 spoke at SXSW 2025 on a panel about the correlation between neuroscience and brand design. View More Items
Vera Rubin ’48 was mentioned in AOL News, after one of her mentees said she’d “find it fun” that tech company Nvidia named an AI graphics processor after her.
Hope Davis ’86 performed a live reading of an article published in The Atlantic for WNYC’s show All of It.
The Cornell Sun reported that Vera Rubin ’48 will be featured on a U.S. Quarter as a part of the 2025 American Women Quarters Program.
The New York Review published an article on the life of writer Mary McCarthy ’35, mentioning writer Elizabeth Bishop ’34 as well.
The Francis Loeb Lehman Art Center was mentioned in ArtDaily about their upcoming exhibition by Artist Sa’dia Rehman.
Vera Rubin ’48 was profiled in FoxWeather about her contributions to the astronomy community and legacy as one of the few women in her field.
Professor Emeritus of English Frank Bergon was mentioned in Variety after the film adaptation of his novel, Wild Game, was announced, starring Miles Teller and Casey Affleck.
Paco (Francis) Underhill ’75 spoke at SXSW 2025 on a panel about the correlation between neuroscience and brand design.
