News and Events News & EventsAll NewsIn the MediaEventsPress ReleasesFeatured Videos Members of the Vassar community are always making news! Find the latest media mentions of alums, students, faculty, and other employees right here. In the Media The Brown Daily Herald reported on Life After War, a photography exhibition by Amy Kaslow ’81 that was previously shown at Vassar College. Professor and Chair of Philosophy on the James Monroe Taylor Chair Bryan Van Norden recently hosted the documentary Wisdom of China: Laozi, which aired on China Central Television. President Elizabeth Bradley wrote an op-ed for Times Union about amplifying veteran voices in higher education.* (*article behind paywall) Apollo Magazine mentioned Rosebud (2021) by Huma Bhabha, a sculpture currently featured at The Loeb, as a part of their list of “Four things to see: Modern bronze.” Hyperallergic mentioned Shelter/Console by Larissa Tokmakova as one of “10 Exhibitions to See in Upstate New York This November” at the Palmer Gallery at Vassar College. President Elizabeth Bradley was featured on The New England Journal of Medicine’s podcast, Not Otherwise Specified, about what’s driving the crisis within primary care and how to rebuild the system. Carrie Goldberg ’99 wrote an opinion piece for The Hill about Big Tech’s legal immunity and the Communications Decency Act. Associate Professor of Sociology Catherine Tan was featured as a guest on the November 4 episode of WAMC’s The Roundtable. Boothbay Register reported that Morgan Hayman ’21 has joined Hearty Roots, a youth development center in Portland, Maine. View More Items
The Brown Daily Herald reported on Life After War, a photography exhibition by Amy Kaslow ’81 that was previously shown at Vassar College.
Professor and Chair of Philosophy on the James Monroe Taylor Chair Bryan Van Norden recently hosted the documentary Wisdom of China: Laozi, which aired on China Central Television.
President Elizabeth Bradley wrote an op-ed for Times Union about amplifying veteran voices in higher education.* (*article behind paywall)
Apollo Magazine mentioned Rosebud (2021) by Huma Bhabha, a sculpture currently featured at The Loeb, as a part of their list of “Four things to see: Modern bronze.”
Hyperallergic mentioned Shelter/Console by Larissa Tokmakova as one of “10 Exhibitions to See in Upstate New York This November” at the Palmer Gallery at Vassar College.
President Elizabeth Bradley was featured on The New England Journal of Medicine’s podcast, Not Otherwise Specified, about what’s driving the crisis within primary care and how to rebuild the system.
Carrie Goldberg ’99 wrote an opinion piece for The Hill about Big Tech’s legal immunity and the Communications Decency Act.
Associate Professor of Sociology Catherine Tan was featured as a guest on the November 4 episode of WAMC’s The Roundtable.
Boothbay Register reported that Morgan Hayman ’21 has joined Hearty Roots, a youth development center in Portland, Maine.
