Complement to the Curriculum: Exceptional Resources

Much of the value of a Smith education lies in the activities that complement classroom discussion. Smith is fortunate in its residential system, libraries, new campus center, athletic facilities, and special programs-all designed to support and expand the academic curriculum.

The Smith Campus Center is designed to expand communication and teamwork among students, faculty, and staff in the campus community. It is a complement to the residential system.

The architecture of the newly renovated Brown Fine Arts Center clearly delineates the connections among the art department, studios, art library, and Museum of Art.

Smith's living laboratory campus and plant collections continue to play an important role in the academic curriculum.

Today's students arrive at Smith with high expectations for athletic facilities, and Smith is responding.

Smith continues to hold pride of place among academic libraries for its extensive resources: Hillyer Art Library, Werner Josten Performing Arts Library, Anita O'K. and Robert R. Young Science Library, the Sophia Smith Collection of Women's History, the Mortimer Rare Book Room, and the College Archives.