Peace activist Jonathan Granoff ’70, who has devoted his professional life to warning of the dangers of nuclear proliferation, came to the Vassar campus to accept the 2023 Alumnae/i Association of Vassar College (AAVC) Distinguished Service Award.

As we observe Women’s History Month, we pay tribute to some Vassar alums who have achieved significant success in the arts and entertainment industry.

As we observe Women’s History Month, we pay tribute to a few Vassar alums who have made significant achievements in the business and tech fields.

Vassar College recently hosted a three-part webinar titled “Innovation in Higher Education: Building Capacity for Inclusive Leadership” that featured conversations with people in the academic and business worlds. All agreed that transforming global society into a more equitable one will require today’s students to engage in a broad, liberal arts education.

In observance of Women's History Month, we pay tribute to some Vassar alums who have made groundbreaking achievements in science.

A national veterans’ organization has named Vassar as one of the top 10 “military-friendly” undergraduate colleges in the country.

Vassar President Elizabeth H. Bradley furthered the College’s partnership with the University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) during a week-long visit in January to the Rwandan university.

Students, administrators, alums, and others in the Vassar community enjoyed a plethora of events in observation of Black History Month, included  exhibitions, a panel on STEM-related fields, a dinner, and an update of the Buildings and Belonging project, focused on the history of African Americans on campus.