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Emmy-nominated composer Amanda Jones ’10 talked to NPR about her career and switching majors from chemistry to music composition.

In The Media Posted 9/11/2020 Read article

Virtual Convocation to Feature Social Justice Address, Young Alumnae/i Achievement Award

The virtual event will be streamed live on the Vassar Convocation website and the College’s Facebook page.

Feature Article Posted 8/28/2020 Read article

MSN covers composer Amanda Jones ’10’s first Emmy nomination for score on Apple TV+’s Home.

In The Media Posted 8/20/2020 Read article

The New York Times covers artist Jeanine Michna-Bales’s new project, which recreates moments in the life of the suffrage leader Inez Milholland, class of 1909.

In The Media Posted 8/20/2020 Read article

AAVC Bestows Young Alumnae/i Achievement Award

During this year's Convocation, the AAVC bestowed its Young Alumnae/i Achievement Award to a cryptocurrency superstar.

Feature Article Posted 8/11/2020

Show Your Spirit with Vassar Masks!

Wearing the right mask is one of the most critical lines of defense against the spread of COVID-19, but that doesn’t mean your mask has to be boring. Thanks to the Vassar Communications team, students, faculty, and staff are sporting colorful and creative masks that carry a message. Now you can, too!

Feature Article Posted 8/11/2020

Exciting Virtual and Upcoming Events

While campus remains closed to visitors, there are some exciting opportunities to join the Vassar community over Zoom as we delve into some of the most urgent topics of the day.

Feature Article Posted 8/11/2020

Mira Lehr ’56: A Multimedia Artist and Environmentalist Makes Her Mark

Artist Mira Lehr ’56 has taken her work in an explosive new direction, harnessing the forces of destruction and creation.

Feature Article Posted 8/5/2020 Read article

Google announces a new subsea internet cable named for computer pioneer Grace Hopper ’28

In The Media Posted 8/3/2020 Read article

Reckoning with the Confederacy: Connor Towne O’Neill ’11

Connor Towne O’Neill ’11’s book Down Devil’s Bones: A Reckoning with Monuments, Memory and the Legacy of White Supremacy is a mix of history, reporting, and memoir that explores the conflicts over Confederate monuments.

Feature Article Posted 7/24/2020 Read article

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