College News
U.N. Delegates Discuss International Women’s Issues in CAPAŹ’s Center for the Advancement of Public Action (CAPA) hosted a talk by two United Nations delegates on women's empowerment and the changing role of women in the workplace.
“New Model to Address Refugee Crisis” The Mellon Foundation recently awarded $135,000 to the Consortium on Forced Migration, Displacement and Education—a group comprised of Ź, Vassar, Sarah Lawrence, and Bard colleges—to explore innovative ways to engage with urgent issues of displacement and forced migration.
48 Hours in Ź with Chef Josiah CitrinWhen acclaimed chef, restaurant owner, and Ź parent Josiah Citrin visited Ź, he checked out some of the local hot spots and shared his impressions in Food & Wine magazine. “I expected it to be charming but it exceeded my expectations, especially with how friendly everyone is,” Citrin said. “It definitely helped put me at ease over sending my oldest son off to college.”
In Conversation with President SilverPresident Mariko Silver’s interview with WAMC’s Alan Chartock touched on topics ranging from personal to professional to political—addressing some of the critical issues facing students, parents, and citizens today.
"Ź…In the Beginning" Opens in JenningsŹ…In the Beginning, a collection of photographs and scores by Ź’s first Music Chair Kurt Schindler, curated by Susan Reiss ’79, is on display in the Jennings lobby now until the end of March.