Empower the Whole You.

Empower the whole you.

A Smith education will push you beyond your intellectual passions. You’ll delve deeply into the world of ideas. You’ll discover what inspires and empowers you.

Empower the whole you.

An education as unique as you are.

An education as
unique as you are.

The Academic Program
Different Perspectives, Served Daily

Different perspectives,
served daily.

Explore Living at Smith
A World College

A world college.

Smith's Global Reach
Be prepared to push boundaries.

Be prepared
to push boundaries.

Smith's History & Traditions
A setting to inspire you.

A setting
to inspire you.

Explore the Campus & Northampton
Crowd of students at Commencement

A tradition of
cultivating leaders.

Smith Success Stories

Smith, in the Moment

Two students present posters at Celebrating Collaborations
Featured

Celebrating Collaborations

The annual Celebrating Collaborations showcase of scholarly work will be held Saturday, April 21.

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Sun shining on solar panels
Green Smith

Smith will partner with four other New England colleges to construct a utility-scale solar power facility in Maine.
Students cooking on a stove in Morrow House kitchen
Featured

Cooking classes for students, taught by staff from Dining Services, were part of Smith’s Wellness Goes Global program.
Jill de Villiers
News

Professor Jill de Villiers has been elected to membership in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Notable Dates & Events

Featured Event
Apr
21

Celebrating Collaborations

  • Various Campus Locations, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
  • The annual showcase featuring the scholarly work of Smith students and faculty members.
Apr
23

“How to Watch Movies”

  • Seelye Hall 201, 4:30 p.m.

  • A discussion with Ann Hornaday ’82, Washington Post chief film critic and author of Talking Pictures: How to Watch Movies.
Apr
24

Chaired Professor Lecture

  • Seelye Hall 106, 5 p.m.

  • A lecture by Susan Levin, Professor of Philosophy and Roe/Straut Professor in the Humanities.
Apr
24

Performing Gender in Putin’s Russia

  • Seelye Hall 201, 5 p.m.

  • Williams College Professor Julie Cassiday explores the topic of gender identity and representation in post-Soviet Russia.

Reason #20 You Should Visit

Seven local music venues

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Local Music Venues