Features - Office of Alumnae/i Affairs & Development (OAAD)

Davidson College (NC) names Philip Jefferson ’83 Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty.

In The Media Posted 5/16/2019 Read article

AAVC Board Candidates Selected

In anticipation of the Annual Meeting of the AAVC at Reunion, the Nominating and Governance Committee is pleased to present this slate of candidates for election to the AAVC Board by the alumnae/i body on Saturday, June 8, 2019.

Announcement Posted 5/8/2019

Vassar Student and Recent Grad Benefit from Vassar/Law School Partnership

Parker Zimmerman ’19 and Emily McDaniels ’18 are the first Vassar student and recent grad to take advantage of a partnership between Vassar and Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law that ensured a generous scholarship as well as mentoring services by law school professors and administrators, some of whom are Vassar grads themselves.

Feature Article Posted 4/25/2019 Read article

The Iconic Shakespeare Garden Gets a Makeover

More than 100 years since it was built, Vassar’s Shakespeare Garden is getting a much-needed refresher. The work is being spearheaded by renowned landscape architect Ed Hollander ’76 and funded by a member of the class of 1969.

Feature Article Posted 4/22/2019 Read article

Sports Roundup - March 2019

A roundup of Vassar athletics in action over the course of March 2019.

Feature Article Posted 4/15/2019

Sports Roundup - March 2019

A roundup of Vassar athletics in action over the course of March 2019.

Feature Article Posted 4/15/2019

Vassar Conference Draws Scholarly Examinations on Topic of “Passing”

“Quiet as It’s Kept: Passing Subjects, Contested Identities,” a scholarly conference on “passing,” held April 5-7 on the Vassar College campus, advanced the dialog about racial, ethnic, and gender identity in substantial ways.

Feature Article Posted 4/12/2019 Read article

What Can You Do with a Liberal Arts Degree?

What can you do with a liberal arts education? At the new career program Major Palooza, mentors in a wide array of fields showed that the outcomes are unlimited.

Feature Article Posted 4/11/2019 Read article

Women’s History

In recognition of Women’s History Month, we are highlighting the achievements of some notable Vassar alumnae and faculty.

Feature Article Posted 3/14/2019 Read article

Cracking the Codes: Vassar Alumnae Deciphered WWII Enemy Communications

They were recruited from women’s colleges like Vassar, from Maine to California, to work on a project so secret, most didn’t speak about it until 50 years after the fact. They were the women who helped win WWII—breaking enemy codes for the U.S. Army and Navy.

Feature Article Posted 3/8/2019 Read article