Skidmore College welcomed alumni, families, and friends to campus Oct. 17–19 for Homecoming and Family Weekend 2025 — a joyful celebration of community, creativity, and Thoroughbred pride.
A childhood coach’s words on sportsmanship at the Little League World Series continued to echo through Trey Bourque ’25’s time at Skidmore, where heart, grit, and service defined his leadership on and off the field.
Women’s soccer marks 100th win. Volleyball rallies from 0–2 deficit. Field hockey sweeps early road trip and wins at home. Men’s soccer stuns Springfield with late goal. Women’s tennis holds its own at Middlebury. Men’s golf posts best Duke Nelson finish since 2016.
Camp Abilities, a summer sports camp Aug. 3-9 for children and teens with visual impairments, adds adapted tennis to their programming — made possible by the indoor courts at Skidmore’s McCaffery-Wagman Tennis and Wellness Center.
With the help of alumni mentors and experiential learning at Skidmore, Vermont native and former student-athlete Paige Karl ’24 has transformed a lifelong interest in the environment into a corporate sustainability role in New York City.
The Skidmore women's tennis pair will compete in the NCAA Division III Women’s Doubles Championship in late May. Dhull also earned a spot in the 32-player singles tournament.
Skidmore's winter sports teams capped off their seasons with dramatic finishes and standout achievements, while spring teams wasted no time making an impact.
Schick Art Gallery presents the Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition, a perennial favorite showcasing the imagination and skill of art students, on display Feb. 6 - March 4.
Offering a holistic vision of health and wellness, the state-of-the-art center offers a range of services supporting all aspects of students’ well-being.
The Thoroughbreds face Case Western Reserve University on Saturday, Nov. 16, in the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament after earning an at-large selection.