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 Karen Van Lengen ’73 was honored by The UVA School of Architecture, announcing the newly named Van Lengen Lobby. Professor of Biology Lynn Christenson was interviewed for Times Union about the forest migration in New York. David Foote ’75 wrote an article for Workspan Magazine on navigating the value of IT skills within the tech industry.* (article behind paywall) History mentions Assistant Professor of Art Petya Andreeva in “The Mystery of Siberia’s ‘Ice Maiden’ Mummy” The Nantucket Atheneum Podcast features a conversation with Ronald Patkus, Vassar’s Head of Special Collections and College Historian, discussing the atmosphere of the emerging women’s college when Florence Easton Conable arrived on campus. Haley Schoenegge ’27 was mentioned in The Poughkeepsie Journal after she became the first Vassar athlete to win two national championships in track and field. The New York Review published an article on the life of writer Mary McCarthy ’35, mentioning writer Elizabeth Bishop ’34 as well. Hope Davis ’86 performed a live reading of an article published in The Atlantic for WNYC’s show All of It. The Cornell Sun reported that Vera Rubin ’48 will be featured on a U.S. Quarter as a part of the 2025 American Women Quarters Program. View More Items
Karen Van Lengen ’73 was honored by The UVA School of Architecture, announcing the newly named Van Lengen Lobby.
Professor of Biology Lynn Christenson was interviewed for Times Union about the forest migration in New York.
David Foote ’75 wrote an article for Workspan Magazine on navigating the value of IT skills within the tech industry.* (article behind paywall)
History mentions Assistant Professor of Art Petya Andreeva in “The Mystery of Siberia’s ‘Ice Maiden’ Mummy”
The Nantucket Atheneum Podcast features a conversation with Ronald Patkus, Vassar’s Head of Special Collections and College Historian, discussing the atmosphere of the emerging women’s college when Florence Easton Conable arrived on campus.
Haley Schoenegge ’27 was mentioned in The Poughkeepsie Journal after she became the first Vassar athlete to win two national championships in track and field.
The New York Review published an article on the life of writer Mary McCarthy ’35, mentioning writer Elizabeth Bishop ’34 as well.
Hope Davis ’86 performed a live reading of an article published in The Atlantic for WNYC’s show All of It.
The Cornell Sun reported that Vera Rubin ’48 will be featured on a U.S. Quarter as a part of the 2025 American Women Quarters Program.
