- The community pays tribute to Wilma “Billie” Stein Tisch ’48, a dedicated alumna, a visionary trustee, and one of Skidmore’s most generous benefactors, who died Sunday, June 7.
- As Pride Month invites reflection on LGBTQ+ experiences and histories, alum Tory Abbott ’23 reviews Professor Mason Stokes’ young adult novel “All the Truth I Can Stand,” exploring Matthew Shepard’s legacy, LGBTQ+ identity, and the complexities of truth, memory, and representation.
- From a Bronx kitchen to 300+ grocery stores, alumna Ivy Asamoah ’19 has blended Ghanaian-inspired flavors with entrepreneurial grit to build the fast-growing Nourrir Drinks brand.
- Community members from departments across campus came together to celebrate the accomplishments of their colleagues during this year’s Retirement and Recognition Celebration.
- At a time when others were eager to define their generation, the Class of 2026 chose to write their own story — one shaped by resilience, creativity, community, and the confidence to pursue their passions.
- Abby Kanter ’26 offers a must-do bucket list for students before graduation, from reflective moments and campus traditions to unforgettable adventures in and around Saratoga Springs.
- Faude applies her experiences in sociology and IGR to her work with nonprofits and encourages students to think cyclically and flexibly about how they can make a difference.
- Gender studies majors Jules Katz ’25 and Abby Savitz ’27 describe how their academic experiences made them more creative contributors to the student-run magazine.
- Djeneba Sanogo ’26 shares how Senior Gift offers the Class of 2026 a meaningful way to express gratitude for the people and experiences that have defined their time at Skidmore.
- Students in the Class of 2026, as well as other students and recent alumni, are honored through the College tradition recognizing achievement in academics, leadership, service, and creativity.
