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Smith ties for third in the number of Peace Corps volunteers enrolled in 2008. Read about it on The Gate.
Smith students explore Italian cuisine and culture in a spring semester course called "Savoring Italy" co-taught by Italian department faculty including the 2009-2010 JYA Florence Director, Giovanna Bellesia. Read about it on The Gate.
Naomi Dolin-Aubertin ’10 reflects on what it means to learn another language in "A Journey of Self-Discovery" on The Gate.
Rachel Miller ’09 writes about her gastronomical tour of Mexico in January 2009 for The Gate in an article called
"A Tasty Tour of Mexico".
Smith Professor Steve Waksman spoke to students in a punk rock course - in Hamburg, Germany, thanks to connections built through Professor Joe McVeigh and Smith's JYA Hamburg program, and videoconferencing technology. The Gate.
Tina Jackson ’09 talks about her journey to Smith and Florence in "Going Places You Never Imagined" on The Gate.
Sarah Miller '10 published in Glimpse Magazine Sarah writes about her January 2008 experince in India with the Tibetan Studies in India program with Professor Jay Garfield. Read "Sunrise and Circumambulation".
2008 US Presidental Election Smith students around the world watched (and participated!) in the election. Read their reflections about their experiences on The Gate.
Photo Contest Coverage The Sophian interviewed each photo contest winner for its October 23 article about the First Annual International Photo Contest. Read the article.
Study Abroad Enrollment Drops As Students Struggle with Program Costs In the Sophian, Anna Newman writes about the effect the current economic situation is having on study abroad participation and gives advice to students planning to study abroad. Read the article.
SMITHIES ABROAD RANK #1 AGAIN!
The 2007 Open Doors report finds that more Smithies study abroad for a full year than their peers at other liberal arts insitutions.
Read all about it!
Learning the Lingo in Geneva Britni Steingard ‘09, a biology major studying with Smith in Geneva, writes for The Gate about leaping into political science and economic courses to be a better conservation biologist.
Spotting Leopards in Tanzania Charlotte Ballantine, studying in Tanzania with the School for Field Studies, writes about the thrill of her first leopard sighting at Tarangire National Park.
Immigration and Traffic Anna Newman, studying Florence, writes for The Sophian: 10 Basic Traffic Rules in Italy and How to Reconcile the Ideal with the Real.
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