Campus and Regional Events
Campus and Regional Events

- With the spring 2021 semester now underway, students are eager to participate in classes with Skidmore’s many talented professors. Here are a just a few courses that students say they are looking forward to this term.
- More than 27,000 donors support life-changing opportunities for students while making the campaign the largest fundraiser in the College’s history.
- This semester, one of the best ways for us to show support for our Skidmore community is by keeping some distance. We can help others by avoiding crowds, always wearing masks and maintaining at least 6 feet of distance between us.
- College employees join other medical, public health and emergency response volunteers to help get eligible members of the local community immunized against COVID-19.
- Skidmore Dining Services is coordinating and preparing thousands of takeout meals each day to help ensure a safe start to the spring semester.
- Writing in The Saratogian newspaper, President Marc C. Conner emphasized that the health and safety of the campus and local communities remain Skidmore’s primary concern as the College begins a new semester providing access to a residential, excellent liberal arts education.
- The president extends a warm welcome to faculty, staff and students to a new semester on Skidmore’s beautiful campus, while also emphasizing the need for heightened vigilance to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
- Across disciplines ranging from English literature and history to Black studies and music, Skidmore faculty members offer their own perspectives on the significance of the inauguration of U.S. President Joseph Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
- Skidmore alumni, parents and friends share experiences designed to prepare and inspire the classes of 2020 and 2021 during this unique time in history.
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