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Granoff (center) accepted the award from Amy Pullman ’71 (left), Chair of the AAVC Alumnae/i Recognition Committee, and AAVC President Monica Vachher ’77 (right).
Photo: Karl Rabe
Read morePanelists included (left to right) Julian Aguilar ’23, Johnson Lin ’21, and Arielle Lapiano ’96.
Photo: Grace Adams Ward ’24
Read moreShay Humphrey ’91 (pictured) assumed the post on April 3.
Photo: Grace Adams Ward ’24
Read moreVassar’s beloved campus hangout, The Mug, has been part of the College’s culture since it opened in 1975. Last year, two alums who frequented the place when it was an often raucous bar provided the funding for a long overdue renovation.
Photo: Karl Rabe
Read moreA gift from Patrick and Tamar Smith Pichette ’86 will support a two-year conservation fellowship for an alum who will work at a Canadian wilderness preserve and then at the Preserve at Vassar.
Photo: Courtesy of the Kenauk Institute
Read moreVassar College will build a $2.5 million tennis center on a site known as Ballintine Field, President Elizabeth Bradley announced.
Photo: Stockton Photo, Inc
Read moreAmina Luqman-Dawson ’97 won the John Newbery Medal for best children’s book of the year, as noted by ABC News.
Photo: Matt Mendelsohn
Read moreDaphne Kalotay ’92 wrote a New York Times guest essay, “What Holocaust Storytellers Like Me Know About ‘Secondhand Smoke.’”
Photo: Courtesy of the subject
Read moreAttorney and author Karen Roberts Turner ’86 shared her story about surviving brain cancer on WUSA9.
Photo: Courtesy of the subject
Read moreJon Read ’09, a Co-Producer of the Oscar-winning film Everything Everywhere All at Once, was featured in a Daily Voice story.
Photo: Allison Rose Carter
Read moreDr. June Jackson Christmas ’45-4 was lauded as “a gift to Black mental health” in a Black Wall Street Times profile.
Photo: Karl Rabe
Read moreAlfonso Lopez ’92, 49th District House of Delegates member in the Virginia General Assembly, talked on MSNBC’s Morning Joe about bipartisan gun safety legislation he sponsored.
Photo: Courtesy of the subject
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