Save the date! Mark your calendars for October 21, 2023 and help usher in Smith’s twelfth president, Sarah Willie-LeBreton. See more information about the event.
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Beginning in early October, smith.edu will have a whole new
look and updated functionality. See what’ll be changing.

We’re Getting an Upgrade!Beginning in early October, smith.edu will have a whole new look and updated functionality. See what’ll be changing.

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An education as
distinctive as you are.

The Academic Program
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A setting
to inspire you.

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Smith’s Global Reach
Be prepared to push boundaries.

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to push boundaries.

Smith's History & Traditions
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to push boundaries.

Smith’s History & Traditions
A tradition of cultivating leaders.

A tradition of
cultivating leaders.

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Smith, in the Moment

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Meet the 2024 Smith College Medalists

Attorney Cheryl Brown Wattley ’75, human rights advocate Sarah Belal ’01, psychology professor Tomi-Ann Roberts ’85, and scientist Brenda Ekwurzel ’85 will receive the Smith College Medal at Rally Day in February.

More About Them
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Exhibition

A new exhibit on display at the Lyman Conservatory examines Sylvia Plath’s writing through a new lens, offering new views of her life and literary inspiration. 
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Strengthening Our Community

Four summer research students in Assistant Professor Lesley-Ann Giddings’ lab offered science workshops in July for girls at a summer camp.
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Featured

President Sarah Willie-LeBreton has been busy engaging with her newfound community since she began her duties on July 1.

Notable Dates & Events

Featured Event
Sep
27

Last Day to Add a Smith Course
Sep
27

Neilson Professor Lecture

  • Graham Hall, Brown Fine Arts Center, 5 p.m.
  • Fall 2023 Neilson Professor Eszter Hargittai ’96 on ‘The Black Box of Information Access in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.’
Sep
28

Ms. Magazine 50th Anniversary

  • Weinstein Auditorium, 4:30–7 p.m.
  • The best of the pathfinding magazine that ignited a revolution. Free and open to the public.
Oct
3

Presidential Colloquium

  • Campus Center Carroll Room, 5 p.m.
  • Adrianne Todman ’91, 12th Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

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Students toasting with teacups at afternoon tea