Skidmore College has donated thousands of gloves and other protective gear to Saratoga Hospital to boost the local community's capacity to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak.
Philip A. Glotzbach discussed issues related to the new coronavirus disease, COVID-19, Skidmore’s move to remote learning for the spring semester and other topics during a live radio appearance.
The Skidmore community has come together with kindness and determination in response to the global health emergency.
The College will move to remote learning for the remainder of spring semester to ensure community health and safety.
Caroline Coxe ’20 invited Kenyan American artist Wangechi Mutu to deliver the third annual Winter/Miller Lecture at the Tang.
Skidmore is one of five colleges and universities to receive the 2020 Active Minds Healthy Campus Award.
Hockenos, a professor of history, will discuss “Fascism Past and Present: Mainstreaming Extremism in Times of Crisis” on Tuesday, March 24 in the annual lecture, which honors a member of Skidmore’s faculty.
The Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition, a longstanding tradition at the College, is showcasing student talent and skill at Schick Art Gallery through March 3.
Periclean Honors Forum event emphasizes the importance of civil dialogue and respect for diverse political views.
Students, alumni, employees and basketball fans cheered for the Thoroughbreds — and screamed for a Stewart’s ice cream flavor newly named for Skidmore — at the College’s annual Big Green Scream.