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Election season update: A Skidmore expert on the deep, existential terrors of being human will discuss how such fears may influence votes.
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Election season update: A Skidmore expert on the deep, existential terrors of being human will discuss how such fears may influence votes.
\"HaMapah/The Map\"—a multimedia, genealogical dance performance by DNAWORKS—takes place this Thursday, Sept. 29. Related discussions about identity and belonging will be held Friday, Sept. 30.
From <em>Raw</em> to the <em>New Yorker,</em> Art Spiegelman has changed the way people think about cartoons. The author of the Holocaust-centered <em>Maus</em> and the 9/11-related \"In the Shadow of No Towers,\" he gives Skidmore's Steloff Lecture on Oct. 4.
From medical devices to software to social startups, getting ideas off the drawing board is the mission of a new program at Skidmore and other area colleges.
The number of Skidmore science majors has doubled in a decade. Learn why with Sara Brandt '14 and Ben Glicksberg '10 in the latest Creative Minute.
A new faculty position in Buddhist studies will be filled in the coming year, thanks to a major grant. The new professor will teach in both Asian studies and religious studies.