The annual Draper Competition for Collegiate Women Entrepreneurs is designed to hone the skills that undergraduate women need to advance from idea to venture creation. Through multiple rounds of ...

Join the faculty of the Department of Government for a vice presidential debate viewing party tonight in the Neilson Library at 8:30 p.m.

Intended for high school seniors, this annual event will highlight opportunities offered by Smith College for African American, Asian American, Latin American, Native American, and/or first-generation ...

As a single department with two majors—one in Spanish, the other in Portuguese and Brazilian studies—our commitment to intercultural studies reaches beyond traditional fields of national literatures, ...

Change can be hard. We’re excited to have launched Smith’s newly redesigned website with enhanced accessibility, easier navigation, and a refreshed design to match the spirit of Smith—with a sense of ...

Smith College President Sarah Willie-LeBreton has appointed Gretchen Groggel Ralston as the college’s vice president and ...

Join professors Loretta Ross and Carrie Baker, along with the Smith Roundtable Group, for "Calling in for Human Rights and Democracy: A Consideration of Project 2025." Monday, September 30, 2024 ...

Arabic, Portuguese, Shona, Spanish, French, and Mandarin are just a few of the languages spoken at Smith. A new festival of languages, kicking off September 30 and running through October 7, will ...

Ashwin Ravikumar and Sara Zhu, Amherst College. To Protect Tropical Forests, the Global North Must Pay Climate Debt: Empirical Evidence from the Peruvian Amazon. Parisa Rinaldi, St. Mary’s College of ...

Meet at the Helen Hills Hills Chapel at 12:30pm to travel to the Hampshire Mosque in Hadley. Van transportation provided. Email [email protected] to attend.

Arshay Cooper is a Rower, Benjamin Franklin award-winning author, the protagonist of the critically acclaimed film “A Most Beautiful Thing,” a Golden Oar recipient for his contributions to the sport ...

The Hopkins-Nanjing Center (HNC) is a graduate educational collaboration between Nanjing University and the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). We are committed ...