For the eighth year in a row, Vassar College has earned recognition as a Tree Campus Higher Education Institution by the Arbor Day Foundation, the organization’s President, Dan Lambe, announced.

Vassar College has been named a winner for New York State’s Energy to Lead program, with $1.17 million awarded to implement clean energy initiatives including educational programs for the local community and energy-saving equipment and technology for The Vassar Institute for the Liberal Arts.

Tilled Fields, a solo show by New York sculptor and Vassar College Emeritus Professor of Art Harry Roseman, is featured in the Project and Focus galleries at the College’s Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center from July 3–September 12, 2021. A lecture given by renowned poet and art writer John Yau will be held on September 2.

Vassar’s Loeb Art Center Commemorates Juneteenth: Exhibition seeks to address the historical erasure of African American contributions

Vassar College’s Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center presents a summer of art with exhibitions ranging from Robert Rauschenberg’s news-inspired screen prints and a related photo display, drawings by sculptor Harry Roseman, and a poignant commemoration of Juneteenth.

An Unconventional Year Culminates in 2021 Vassar College Commencement Ceremony: In her Commencement Address, green technology entrepreneur Jessica O. Matthews urged grads not to rely on 'plans.'

Vassar College teamed up last week with Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth) to administer more than 500 doses of COVID-19 vaccine to students. About 440 students were vaccinated on campus last Monday and an additional 85 received their shots at MidHudson Regional Hospital in the Town of Poughkeepsie on Friday, April 16. College President Elizabeth H. Bradley said more vaccine is expected to be delivered soon.