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Great Expectations, Unexpected Impact: Keith St. John ’81 Becomes the Country’s First Openly Gay Black Elected Official

Keith St. John ’81 appeared to have a life plan set by an early age—his formidable mother wanted him to be a doctor. Instead, St. John created his own path, which led him to become the first openly gay black elected official in the United States.

Feature Article Posted 2/16/2018 Read article

Sophomore Career Connections

The fourth annual Sophomore Career Connections brought 75 alumnae/i, parent, and guest mentors and 235 sophomores together for a weekend program of professional development and networking.

Feature Article Posted 2/2/2018 Read article

On Campus - February 2018 Preview

A preview of events on the Vassar campus for February 2018.

Feature Article Posted 1/15/2018

In the Media - January 2018 Roundup

A roundup of Vassar and its alumnae/i, faculty members, students, administrators, and staff in the news for January 2018.

Feature Article Posted 1/15/2018

On Campus - January 2018 Preview

A preview of events on the Vassar campus for January 2018.

Feature Article Posted 1/4/2018

Sports Roundup - December 2017

A roundup of Vassar athletics in action over the course of December 2017.

Feature Article Posted 1/4/2018

Feeding “The D”

In this city that has been widely characterized as a “food desert” you will find a remarkable phenomenon: the Eastern Market. Covering 43 acres with five “sheds” where over 150 merchants and farmers sell their wares, the Eastern Market is the largest historic public market in the U.S.

Feature Article Posted 11/13/2006 Read article

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