In this compelling recap of Smith’s two recent Reunion weekends—attended by more than 2,000 alums—Maro Elliott ’11 provides highlights of events including President McCartney’s state-of-the-college address, the alum parade, and presentations from faculty. “My favorite experience was just being there—and there’s never enough time,” one attendee told Elliott.
Watch this video by Corinna Davis ’23 and Hildana Shiferaw ’25 about Smith’s geothermal project to learn more about how geothermal energy works and what to expect from the construction process on campus.
Tulaine Montgomery ’92 was recently appointed sole CEO of New Profit, a venture philanthropy organization based in Boston that backs social entrepreneurs who are advancing equity and opportunity in America.
In this article, Smith economics professor James Miller is quoted about the risks of artificial intelligence (AI). He recently signed an open letter cautioning that AI technology could pose an existential threat to humanity.
At the end of the 2022–23 academic year, 13 members of Smith’s faculty—with a combined 420 years of service—retired from Smith. President Kathleen McCartney, who is also retiring, presided over the May 18 ceremony.
In this article, Samantha Paige Rosen ’12 asks 10 LGBTQ+ authors who are publishing their first books in 2023 to highlight a book that enhanced their understanding of their queerness and/or their writing craft.
April Hopcroft ’21 writes this article about new research showing that it’s possible to reverse Type 2 diabetes. One study found that nearly one in four people with Type 2 diabetes was able to reverse their diabetes for up to five years.
Check out this list of “14 Unique Day Trips in Massachusetts That Are An Absolute Must-Do,” which includes smelling the roses at the Smith College greenhouses and touring the botanic garden—all of which are open daily year-round!
