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.

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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.

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Crowd of students at Commencement

A tradition of
cultivating leaders.

Smith Success Stories

Smith, in the Moment

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News

Sherrerd Teaching Prizes

David Gorin, Suk Massey and Tina Wildhagen will receive this year’s Sherrerd Prizes at a ceremony Tuesday, October 23.

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Display of multicolored mums in the plant house.
News

The annual Chrysanthemum Show, opening with a lecture November 2, features an extraordinary display of blooms.
Freeman Hrabowski
Lecture

Freeman Hrabowski will deliver a Presidential Colloquium on “Promoting Access and Diversity in STEM Education,” Monday, October 29.
Breanna Parker
Green Smith

Breanna Parker ’18 didn't expect her work helping Smith reduce its carbon footprint to become a national model.

Strengthening Our Community

The college is investigating an incident on July 31 in which a report was made to Campus Police regarding a student of color in a residential area. Updates and answers to questions can be found here.

Notable Dates & Events

Featured Event
Oct
23

Sherrerd Teaching Prizes Ceremony

  • Campus Center Carroll Room, 4:30 p.m.

  • Join in honoring three of Smith’s outstanding faculty members—David Gorin, Suk Massey and Tina Wildhagen.
Oct
23

Emer O’Dwyer Lecture

  • Campus Center 205, 11:30 a.m.

  • Oberlin College’s Emer O’Dwyer presents a lunchtime lecture on “Democracy and Justice in Postwar Japan.”
Oct
24

Music in the Noon Hour

  • Sweeney Concert Hall, 12:30 p.m.

  • Works by Francis Poulenc and Judith Weir, with Ellen Redman, Charles Huang, Lynn Sussman, Sheffra Spiridopoulos and Judith Gordon.
Oct
24

Larry Rosenstock Lecture

  • Graham Hall, 6 p.m.

  • “The World Is Changing; Schools Should Too,” a lecture by urban educational reformer Larry Rosenstock.

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