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26 mag 2024 · Smith College is an incredible place that balances rigorous academics with a supportive community. As a student, I've found the small class sizes and dedicated professors truly enriching. The campus is stunning, especially in the fall, and Northampton offers a vibrant, artsy atmosphere.
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30 mag 2024 · The Smith College Class recently announced that it accepted approximately 1,776 students into its 2028 class. In total, there were 8,666 applications. Admitted students to Smith College will join the schools's rigorous academic programs, diverse and inclusive campus community, and commitment to empowering women through education.
29 mag 2024 · Smith Reunion 2024. More than 2,000 alums gathered on campus for two joyful weekends of Reunion. BY NICOLE PELLATON. Published May 29, 2024. Wide-brimmed red hats, exuberance, resilience, and joy.
26 mag 2024 · Smith College is an incredible place that balances rigorous academics with a supportive community. As a student, I've found the small class sizes and dedicated professors truly enriching. The campus is stunning, especially in the fall, and Northampton offers a vibrant, artsy atmosphere.
30 mag 2024 · Smith College | News & Events. Shaping a Signature Smith Program. Twenty years on, alums celebrate their experiences as Smith’s first engineering grads. News of Note. Smith Bids Farewell to Retiring Faculty Members. On May 16, the college celebrated the contributions of eight retiring faculty members. Athletics. Prepping for the Rowing Championship
20 mag 2024 · Facilities Management plays a crucial role in supporting the college’s mission of becoming carbon neutral by 2030. From a fleet of hybrid vehicles to involvement in campuswide building projects, learn about the steps we’re taking to be a leader in sustainability.
29 mag 2024 · Beyond its familiarly spectacular nature, this year’s show boasted the visionary imagination and interpretation of three of Smith’s studio art majors: Wells Wells ’23, Anne (Annie) Uesugi ’23 and Benjamin (Benny) Kleinman-Eddy ’23.
