- U.S. News & World Report, The Princeton Review, and others highlight Skidmore as a top liberal arts college with "Great Financial Aid," a “Best Value School," and a "Top Performer in Social Mobility."
- Senior research yields year-round growing and gathering space that will bolster sustainability efforts, coursework, and well-being at Skidmore.
- The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education designation recognizes Skidmore’s commitment to sustainability across all areas of the College.
- While campus is unusually quiet, we remain grateful for the familiar trails of North Woods, blossoming trees in our favorite corners of campus, Adirondack Chairs with a view and mischievous Skidmore squirrels.
- The student-led event shares sustainable local food with the Skidmore community and supports the community at large.
- Polling just a tiny fraction of the Skidmore community reveals a wide range of reasons to be thankful this year:
- The annual Harvest Dinner this fall drew a record number of students for a feast of local and campus-grown sustainable fare.
- Courses on farm and food politics, literature and nature, and "watershed science for a crowded planet" are just a few of Skidmore's academic offerings that address sustainability issues.
- A Hillel-sponsored talk by a Palestinian Muslim is among the guest lectures on campus soon.
- Choreographer Jody Sperling has danced on the shrinking Arctic ice, and she's bringing her expressive movement to Skidmore this week, Oct. 5 and 6.