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Congratulations to Satya Rhodes-Conway '94 who was elected Mayor of Madison, Wisconsin last night in a runoff. She is the first openly gay mayor of the city. https://t.co/F2w6MWPgUF
"We have to redefine our ideas of success. Because there isn’t just one art world. There isn’t just one art audience. " —Kimberly Drew '12 https://t.co/coQwmIEL4U
Ask Smithies to rally together for Smith and look what happens: we soared past our goal of 2,019 gifts by Feb. 28, receiving a remarkable 2,374 donations and securing a $325,000 gift from the... https://t.co/9HJ94veYcf
Emily Beck '10 in The New York Times on medieval cocktails. Beck, a curator and historian, helped recreate a few for an installation by the Minneapolis Institute of Art. https://t.co/qmBBLliklG
Reunion 2019 registration is now available!
At Reunion, you will enjoy celebrating your lives, the power of Smith College and the remarkable ways in which Smith alumnae are making a difference in the world today. You’ll laugh,... https://t.co/va8VdBrf2D
"I have found that love later in life has been every bit as enthralling as when I was young." —Sophy Burnham '58 in The New York Times Modern Love column. https://t.co/vFCstypBUr
8th grade math teacher Yoo Eun Kim '16 in USA TODAY on washing her students' clothes at night and the current state of public education. https://t.co/EHey3O6XcB
The Guardian includes Garrett Bradley '07's "America" as the the best short film at Sundance of 2019, calling it "beautiful" and "brain-exploding." https://t.co/b0S5ucrIo5
"We can still muster hope for these butterflies. We can rally against the chemicals we use to kill insects not only in big agricultural operations but also in local backyards. We can... https://t.co/vAzDd7RgBp
“I like to describe Smith as being the institution of ‘Yes!’ because no matter what a student is interested in, there is support for that endeavor here. Our open curriculum is more than just the courses... https://t.co/TwChykyJfb
Diana Oh '08's The Infinite Love Party, now at Brooklyn's Bushwick Starr theater, is a sex-positive party, not a play, says The New York Times. https://t.co/16cZ974Tud
A 1,000 year old woman's skeleton with scattered specks of brilliant blue throughout her teeth is rewriting history. The blue was lapis lazuili. Was she a highly-skilled copier of manuscripts?
Alison Beach '85 was on the team who made the discovery. https://t.co/DbIfAeGHj0
Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor Phoebe A. Haddon ’72 has been selected as the recipient of the 2019 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Section on Women in Legal Education. https://t.co/d670BellRM
Sarah MacLean, the pen name of Sarah Trabucchi ’00, writes best-selling historical romances set in 19th-century London. Here she talks about what makes a good hero, why romance novels are subversive and why romance readers have livelier sex lives. https://t.co/QWWAgRCpjO
Love on last month's Smith Travel Expedition to Greenland and the Arctic Circle!
Marie McLane '08, the host of the expedition, and her partner, Weeks Heist, became engaged on the Greenland Ice Cap—surrounded... https://t.co/eyIBzkEqqQ