In his TED Talk, Steve Rosenbaum '83 tackles fake news, a topic that professor Andrew Lindner '03 discusses on This is Skidmore based on his own research.

When professor Bernardo Rios saw the late advocate-artist Corita Kent's work at Skidmore’s Tang Museum, he wanted to research the connections between her work and Chicano communities. He invited Lisa Moran '17 to assist in the summer project, and now, in a This is Skidmore podcast, they explain where their project will go next.

What is Skidmore? This podcast has answers. Hear stories of alumni, students, faculty, and friends to discover what makes Skidmore Skidmore.

From comedy to serious social issues, from theory to practical activism, Prof. Beck Krefting is committed to "disorderly women" in American history and in the Skidmore curriculum.

Professor Andrew Lindner '03 discusses citizen journalism, fake news, and how to be an educated consumer of media reports.

What started as an idea in MB350, Entrepreneurship and Small Business, is now a reality for Nick Petrella '15 and Keirsten Sires '15. After graduation, they co-founded Locker Room Talk, a website to assist prospective athletes throughout the recruitment process.

Marla Melito '93, student academic development coordinator for the First Year Experience, and student Facebook advisor Joe Doino '18 are on the front lines of assisting students in the class of 2020 as they begin their college careers at Skidmore.

This Is Skidmore, Skidmore College's podcast, celebrates a fun first season.

What sets Skidmore apart from other liberal arts colleges? Skidmore is challenged to answer that question every day.