Johnson will read from some of his works and join President Marc Conner and Visiting Distinguished Writer-in-Residence Calvin Baker in a Q&A discussion on Thursday, April 29.

Skidmore alumni remain deeply committed to the College and are helping current students and recent graduates to build their own creative career paths.  

As part of the College’s robust efforts to protect the community from COVID-19, 340 doses of the Pfizer vaccine were administered at an on-campus clinic. Nearly 30 faculty, staff and students volunteered to help make it possible.

The two leading public intellectuals with differing political and philosophical views spoke to the Skidmore community about their friendship and shared commitment to the liberal arts.

As the winner of Skidmore's 2021 Freirich Entrepreneurship Competition, Dylan Telano ’23 has secured a $20,000 first-place prize to support his growing online writing platform.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and its worldwide economic impact, members of Skidmore’s Class of 2020 are finding fulfilling success and demonstrating remarkable achievement in pursuing employment, education and other opportunities after graduation.

Skidmore faculty members are encouraging students to take a deeper look at the role of the United States in the world by considering the international ramifications of events in the United States and global attitudes toward this country.

The senior anthropology major organized the annual Winter/Miller Lecture as the 2020-21 Eleanor Linder Winter ’43 Intern, one of many professional opportunities for students at Skidmore’s Tang Teaching Museum.

More than 27,000 donors support life-changing opportunities for students while making the campaign the largest fundraiser in the College’s history.