With Smith students, faculty and alumnae gathering in Washington, D.C., on December 15 for the inaugural colloquium of the Women in Public Service Project, the year 2011 ended on an inspiring note. Click below to view video coverage.
The fall 2011 semester began with uncharacteristic tornadoes touching down in nearby Springfield, followed by Hurricane Irene and a freak October snowstorm that felled tree limbs and left the campus in darkness for more than a day. Meanwhile, Smith faculty discussed their scholarship on camera for a new video series, Scholars in Studio. As the holidays approached, members of the Smith community around the world tuned in to watch a live broadcast of the popular Christmas Vespers. This special Gate edition celebrates and revisits some of the Smith highlights from 2011.
Research Redux
Sustainable Efforts
Smith in the World
Treasured Traditions
Academic Information |
Annual Events |
Tools & Services |
In "No-Shave November," students shaved shower time to conserve water.
Another year, another record: 42 Fulbright applicants celebrate with tea and song.
- Jim Henle and Jay Garfield Fool Some on Campus
- Alice Celcourt '99 wins international couscous contest
- Sherry Rehman '85 named Pakistani Ambassador to U.S.
- Julia Chase-Brand '64 returns to rerun groundbreaking race
- Erin Morgenstern '00 pens bestselling debut novel
- Su Meck AC, back at college after 20 years of amnesia
Smiffenpoofs, Smith's original a cappella group, celebrates 75 years.
Women and Financial Independence Turns 10, Appoints Named Director.
