In this article for the Winter 2023Smith Alumnae Quarterly, writer Andrea Cooper '83 explores disinformation and how its spread threatens democracy. In a separate piece, Naila Moreira, Smith writing instructor, lecturer and director of the journalism concentration, writes about how Smith is preparing a new generation of responsible journalists.
In this Roll Call interview, filmmakers Cynthia Wade '89 and Sharon Liese talk about their documentary The Flagmakers, which follows the diverse workforce at the nation's largest flag and flagpole manufacturing plant.
Get to know Helen Bezuneh '23, who says that she decided on her Africana studies major after taking a class with Professor Flávia Santos de Araújo that led her to discover "what I didn't know I was looking for all along."
Susan Badian Lindenauer '61 recently received the New York Bar Foundation's Lifetime Achievement Award for "her extraordinary professional achievements and commitment to the legal profession's highest ideals."
As part of our Rally Day celebration, we invite notes of congratulation to the 2023 medalists. Use this form to submit your note by Feb. 28. Join the Virtual Rally Day Convocation on Feb. 23 at 1:30 p.m. ET.
Read about the collaboration between Smith art department lecturer Susan Montgomery and the botanic garden, and the first-ever exhibit that shows the results of students' investigations in the Lyman Plant House.
Unheard, a film by award-winning documentary filmmaker Erin Semine Kökdil '12, is highlighted on Vox Populi. Her 5-minute video features Teresa Smith, "a grieving mother [who] finds her voice to challenge the forces of injustice and inspire hope."
Check out this episode of Design Clinic Download, which features class of 2010 alums Margaret Akofio-Sowah, Mallori Harrell and Lindsey Nguyen talking about their project to reduce nitrogen production at the Northampton Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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