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Anthropologist Caroline Melly’s research into medical marijuana as a treatment for neurological disease focuses on a growing network of people who are experimenting with cannabis.

Astronomy professor James Lowenthal is working to keep the night sky dark. He says that's better for our health—and for the ecosystem.

Secrecy ruled as the government came looking for top students to join a clandestine program to break enemy codes. Their brainpower helped bring an end to World War II.

The summer Smith Alumnae Quarterly features a profile of university chancellor Phoebe Haddon ’72, stories of Smith's WWII code breakers—and more.

Explore Smith’s rare editions of the Nuremberg Chronicles in “The Art and History of the Book.”

As the campus community prepares for a year-long examination of climate change, the 2019 Smith Reads book selection offers an important framing tool for exploring the issue.