News and Events News & Events All News In the Media Events Press Releases Featured 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 President Elizabeth Bradley wrote an article for The Chronicle of Education about graduation rates and how they are influenced by shared purpose and goals, as well as a culture that fosters successful students.* (*article behind paywall) Chronogram mentioned the return of the annual MODfest at Vassar, with a new opera about astronomer Maria Mitchell, a photography exhibition by Jeremy Dennis, along with concerts, film, and sound art. Professor of English Amitava Kumar was a guest on the Dailymotion podcast, Our Lovely Friends, discussing his latest book and how trains shape India’s social, political, and emotional life. Several media outlets, including People and Entertainment Weekly, reported on actor Ethan Slater ’14’s recent campus visit, during which he discussed his film and stage career, as well as his time at Vassar. Vera Rubin ’48 was the subject of an article in WV News that discussed her life accomplishments and how her discoveries helped shape our understanding of the cosmos. Artdaily mentioned the new exhibit, Copies, Casts and Pedagogy: The Early Teaching of Art and Art History at Vassar College, currently on view at The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center. Associate Professor and Chair of Greek and Roman Studies Curtis Dozier was a guest on The Classical Antiquity Sidequest podcast, discussing his book, The White Pedestal: How White Nationalists Use Ancient Greece and Rome to Justify Hate. Editorial & Publisher announced that Gilad Thaler ’13 was named senior video journalist on Reporter Video at The New York Times. Mashable mentioned Vera Rubin ’48 after tech company Nvidia announced that its new superchip platform would be named after the prolific astronomer. View More Items
President Elizabeth Bradley wrote an article for The Chronicle of Education about graduation rates and how they are influenced by shared purpose and goals, as well as a culture that fosters successful students.* (*article behind paywall)
Chronogram mentioned the return of the annual MODfest at Vassar, with a new opera about astronomer Maria Mitchell, a photography exhibition by Jeremy Dennis, along with concerts, film, and sound art.
Professor of English Amitava Kumar was a guest on the Dailymotion podcast, Our Lovely Friends, discussing his latest book and how trains shape India’s social, political, and emotional life.
Several media outlets, including People and Entertainment Weekly, reported on actor Ethan Slater ’14’s recent campus visit, during which he discussed his film and stage career, as well as his time at Vassar.
Vera Rubin ’48 was the subject of an article in WV News that discussed her life accomplishments and how her discoveries helped shape our understanding of the cosmos.
Artdaily mentioned the new exhibit, Copies, Casts and Pedagogy: The Early Teaching of Art and Art History at Vassar College, currently on view at The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center.
Associate Professor and Chair of Greek and Roman Studies Curtis Dozier was a guest on The Classical Antiquity Sidequest podcast, discussing his book, The White Pedestal: How White Nationalists Use Ancient Greece and Rome to Justify Hate.
Editorial & Publisher announced that Gilad Thaler ’13 was named senior video journalist on Reporter Video at The New York Times.
Mashable mentioned Vera Rubin ’48 after tech company Nvidia announced that its new superchip platform would be named after the prolific astronomer.