The new microscope, which replaces an outdated 2001 model, provides images at the nanoscale: billionths of a meter. In addition, it can produce images with minimal preparation of samples. The ...

Since its establishment in 1962, the Smith Medal has been awarded to more than 200 alums, each of whom has exemplified “the ...

Erinn McGurn ’94 brings her experience as a student, alum, and board member to her role in shaping the Campus Use Plan As an architect, Erinn McGurn ’94 has always been drawn to mission-driven ...

Smith College senior brings her future into focus with Madison Square Garden photography internship.

Fourteen new tenure-track professors will begin teaching at Smith this fall in disciplines ranging from economics to Jewish studies to biological sciences—among other subjects. At a ceremony held ...

Andrea Rossi-Reder is the dean of the sophomore and Ada Comstock Scholars classes. She holds a master’s and doctorate in medieval studies from the University of Connecticut, and a bachelor’s in ...

At Smith today, caps and gowns are worn at Commencement to symbolize unity and academic achievement. Academic dress is believed to have originated at medieval British universities. At Smith’s first ...

Randi Garcia is interested in how status and power within people’s daily interactions work to reproduce larger social inequalities. Using quantitative methods, her research explores interpersonal ...

Lindsay Poirier is a cultural anthropologist of data advocacy, governance and infrastructure. Interlacing methods in cultural analysis and exploratory data analysis, Poirier critically examines how ...

Anna Kapambwe Mwaba is an assistant professor of Government. Her research focuses on the role of African international and regional organizations in election observation and democracy promotion in ...

Katherine M. Kinnaird is a computational researcher working at the intersection of machine learning, mathematics and cultural analytics. The central driving force behind her work is the building and ...

Isabel Strauss is an architectural designer and independent curator. Her research commingles architectural history and African American cultural history, specifically on the south side of Chicago.