With 41,000+ alums around the
globe, Vassar’s powerful network
is never out of reach.
With 41,000+ alums around the
globe, Vassar’s powerful network
is never out of reach.
The Vassar community’s annual support of College priorities is a crucial component of what makes our world-class liberal arts education possible and exceptional. Experience the joy and rewards of giving back.
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The alum met with students who received fellowships she is funding.
Photo: Kelly Marsh
Read moreAppreciative for all Vassar did on his road to success, the alum found a way to give back.
Photo: Karl Rabe
Read moreAlums, students, and two faculty members traveled to Kolkata, India, for an immersive program.
Photo: Madhabendu Hensh
Read moreAlum’s generosity leaves a legacy at the Loeb.
Photo: Courtesy of the Straus family
Read moreFeaturing Dr. Natasha Gordon-Chipembere ’92 (left) and Joshunda Sanders ’00 (right).
Photo: Masauko Chipembere; Julian Budge
Read moreIn an interview with CBS News, Vassar Professor of Psychological Science Michele Tugade ’95 offered tips for coping with stress induced by news reports from the Middle East.
Photo: Kevin Arce ’20
Read moreJason Blum ’91, CEO and Founder of Blumhouse Productions, talked to Fortune about his filmmaking business model.
Photo: Eric Charbonneau
Read moreAuthor and educator Torrey Maldonado ’96 talked to CNN about the rise in book banning.
Photo: Karl Rabe
Read morePlaywright juliany taveras ’16 spoke to DIVA magazine about their new play, Morris Micklewhite And The Tangerine Dress, at the Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis.
Photo: Courtesy of the subject
Read moreTiana Headley ’22 wrote the Bloomberg Law article “Color of Justice: All-White Benches Persist in US District Courts.”
Photo: Tiana Headley
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