Political theorist Susan McWilliams Barndt opened Skidmore’s fall election programming with a lecture considering liberalism, race, and U.S. political thought — one of many election-related events on campus his fall.
Women’s soccer stayed unbeaten. Women’s volleyball earned its first victory. Women’s field hockey fell to a Top 20 team. Men’s soccer ground out a tie and suffered a close loss.
A passionate advocate for the arts, the master textile artist has offered her entrepreneurial expertise and mentorship to Skidmore students and alumni.
The Schick Art Gallery presents “BIG MIX,” an exhibition of work in printmaking, painting, ceramics, photography, drawing, graphic design, and video by members of the art faculty.
As director of data and decision science for the Baltimore Ravens, Yam runs numbers and scenarios in the player scouting process.
Drawn from the most selective applicant pool in College history, Skidmore's first-year and transfer students were officially welcomed during New Student Convocation on Tuesday, Sept. 3.
President Marc Conner welcomes everyone in our Skidmore community — students, staff, faculty, parents, and families — to another great year on campus.
Mariel Martin shares their hopes and highly collaborative vision for the Wyckoff Center, a gathering space on campus that centers DEI.
The popular Skidmore Encore faculty lecture series for Saratoga area residents 55 and older is returning to Arthur Zankel Music Center on Tuesdays, Oct. 1 through Nov. 12.
From word puzzlers to reinvented classic board games, independent designer Gage’s creations have been downloaded millions of times.