Using art as an entry point can help make the science of human embryology more accessible. “Art is a magnet for engagement ...

My husband was actually the one who did a search on the prize’s website and told me, ‘You’re the only person who shows up twice.’ It feels good to be recognized by your peers in that way. When I look ...

They also approach their subject areas in engaging ways. From addressing the biases that underlie scientific progress and ...

Known for her expressive energy and concise movements, Elim Chan ’09 is one of the most sought-after classical music ...

How do women’s colleges fit in today’s higher education landscape? “Women’s colleges are living demonstrations of women’s potential when we mitigate societal bias. Until we erase that bias in society, ...

Lori L. Tharps ’94 is an author, journalist, educator, podcast host, and popular speaker who describes her work as meeting ...

Theanne Griffith ’08 is an assistant professor in the department of physiology and membrane biology at the University of ...

A recipient of the Smith Medal in 2020, Jensen is also a leading expert in adolescent brain development—its unique strengths and vulnerabilities—and the implications for medical care, education, and ...

“Having a night without light pollution is a powerful reminder of the actions that we as a campus can take to enhance our ability to perceive the more-than-human world,” says Fonte, who is also a ...

Each quarter, Smith College's magazine highlights outstanding projects by alums and other members of the Smith community. Got a project you'd like to share? Fill out the form below and we'll consider ...

Adrie Rose is the editor of Nine Syllables Press at Smith College, where she runs the first literary press at a historic women's college. Her work includes teaching two classes offering professional ...