Anthropology professor Joowon Park is using K-pop, the spirited, South Korean music phenomenon, to help first-year students explore interdisciplinary ideas and acclimate to the rigors of academic life at Skidmore.

Meet Juleyka Lantigua-Williams ’96, a government major who loved her genetics class and was on the construction team for the theater company. Today, she’s a storyteller opening media to more people of color.

Journalists and academics probed the meaning and bounds of free speech as part of the "Skidmore Speaks" series Nov. 5-8.

Skidmore College faculty, staff and students came together for a series of conversations about diversity, equity and inclusion related to socioeconomic class.

Events include a men's soccer game vs. St. Lawrence, a Center for Integrated Sciences groundbreaking ceremony, a keynote address by paleontologist Neil Shubin and the dedication of Skidmore’s new Valentine Boathouse.

Learn about Saisselin’s remarkable history and see photos from the anniversary event.

Skidmore is sponsoring a series of lectures and special events designed to initiate conversations around diversity, equity and inclusion related to socioeconomic class.

Update: The U.S. Senate debate scheduled to be held at the Zankel Music Center on Sunday, Oct. 21 has been canceled. 

The Assistance to Firefighters Grant from FEMA will enable professor Denise L. Smith and colleagues to put research findings into practice and help protect firefighters’ hearts.

Hassan López, an associate professor in Skidmore’s Neuroscience Program, is also a successful game developer. His new board game — “Maniacal,” a strategy game for aspiring supervillains — is set for release this spring.

A recent live storytelling performance, produced by the renowned nonprofit, The Moth, and hosted by Skidmore’s MDOCs program, empowered and energized a new generation of storytellers at Skidmore College.

Skidmore students, faculty, staff and community members recently gathered to share their responses as part of the Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery’s public art project, “For Freedoms.”

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded Skidmore College a $912,000 grant to promote diversity and global learning initiatives in its new general education curriculum.

Even before stepping into classrooms on Sept. 5, members of Skidmore College’s Class of 2022 had already helped in Cambodian and Jamaican orphanages and worked on coral reef restoration.

Donna Ng, a senior financial and administrative executive with extensive experience in higher education, has been appointed Skidmore’s next vice president for finance and administration and treasurer.

Over 500 supporters gathered at the Saratoga Polo Fields to raise a record-breaking $320,000 to benefit the Palamountain Scholarship Fund.

MDOCS Storytellers' Institute will present a series of free public lectures on campus June 7–10 around the theme "surveil/surveilled."

Equipped with hands-on experience, new networks, diplomas and a dose of creative thought, grads are ready to tackle both graduate school and the working world.

Friendships and fun. Accomplishments and confidence. Members of the Class of 2018 share how their lives have changed from 2014 to 2018.

College experiences a 30 percent increase in applications over the last five years