Why You Should Care About Climate Justice On Vassar’s Campus
Anti-hashtag environmental activism & the social injustice of climate change complacency In early September, College President Catharine Bond Hill announced to the faculty that…
Read MoreAnti-hashtag environmental activism & the social injustice of climate change complacency In early September, College President Catharine Bond Hill announced to the faculty that…
Read MoreDespite Reforms, Vassar’s Pesticide Routine Threatens Students’ Health High up on the golf course at Vassar College squats a run-down, barn-like structure that hunkers…
Read MoreDisclaimer: This article may be read as a thought exercise, an absurdist play, and/or a theoretical adventure involving Aramark Corporation and Vassar College. It…
Read MoreBefore I begin my analysis of the historically pervasive whiteness of and in Ferry House and its effects, I’d like to situate myself in…
Read MoreMexico has a long history of perpetuating violence against its people to maintain neoliberal and US supremacist government structures. Recently, Mexican citizens have become…
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Dear President Hill, Dean Roellke, and Dean Chenette, CARES is writing with concern about the hiring process for the new Title IX…
Read MoreIn 1961, Norton Juster published The Phantom Tollbooth, a modern children’s fairytale adventure full of puns and allegories. The history of the land of…
Read MoreThe fine line between ignorance and negligence is broken in favor of the latter during Israeli Apartheid Week at Vassar, where students possess the…
Read More“Students are complaining,” read the deece napkin canisters circa 2012. Since August, this fact has only been reinforced. For years—decades—students, staff, and faculty on…
Read MoreSoraya Perry sits down with Vassar student and photographer, Imrul Islam for an interview on his new photo series, “Exotic.” How long have you…
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