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First-year students that took Associate Professor Tim Harper’s Scribner Seminar, Industry and Innovation, learned how to balance economics and business with ethics and inclusion.
Joel Quadracci ’91 says his philosophy major at Skidmore taught him “to understand, critique, create and defend a position,” a skill that comes in handy when you are the CEO of Quad/Graphics, a multibillion-dollar enterprise.
Grace Juneau ’20 recently traded her ceramic wheel for a notebook, a pair of skis and a science research team to survey and sketch her largest subject yet, Alaska's 5,000-square-mile Juneau Icefield.
Saratoga Springs is the perfect college town. What really makes it stand out, however, is how passionate the community is about its quirky traditions.
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- 4/26
- 4/26TANG Lobby Tang Store: The Entrepreneurial Artist Initiative & Tang Teaching Museum present Handmade PopUp!Join us on Friday, April 26, from 11:00 am 4:00 pm, at the Tang Store, for a oneday…
- 4/26CO Calendar Only : An early work by composer and bioacoustician David Dunn, PLACE is an extended interactive performance that utilizes voices, instruments, electronics, bodies, and materials found on…
- 4/26Zankel Music Center: Coached by George Muscatello, John Nazarenko, and Mark VinciFree & open to the public
