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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY—The 2008 program, “Actors from the London Stage,” will feature five British Shakespearean artists from such companies as the Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal National Theatre of Great Britain, and Shakespeare’s...
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY—“While the latest information technologies made it possible for us to communicate with one another and to gain access to information more quickly than ever before, it is...
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY—This September Vassar’s English Department will present three lectures of note, that are free and open to the public.On Tuesday, September 16, at 5:00 pm, in...
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY—Virginia Johnson, the editor-in-chief of Pointe magazine, will speak about her life in the world of dance on Wednesday, September 17, at Vassar College, in...
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY – From August 28 through October 16, the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center will present a free, weekly, outdoor film series, as...
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY—On Monday, September 8, Mark Crispin Miller, Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication at New...
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY – Eiko & Koma, renowned internationally for their work in dance, will present a Delicious Movement Workshop on Monday, September...
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY — The Music Department at Vassar College will offer a series of concerts that are free and open to...
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Headline Archive
- Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn’s private collection on view first time at the FLLAC, 9/26-1/4/09
- Finks, a sweeping tale of love and friendship, trials and tragedy, 7/23-8/3
- Powerhouse Apprentice Company presents free productions, 7/10-7/31
- David Schwimmer will direct workshop, part of Powerhouse season, 8/2-8/3
- "Erik Schoonebeek: Selected Recent Works," at the Palmer Gallery, 7/10-8/15
- Vassar-Warner Adult Home dramatic and musical sketches, 7/5-7/6
- Impassioned Images: German Expressionist Prints, 8/22-10/26
- Idina Menzel highlights casting for Powerhouse musicals
- Impassioned Images: German Expressionist Prints, 8/22-10/26
- Farmer's Market, Every Thursday Through October
- Lynn Redgrave's battle with breast cancer, photo exhibition 6/27-7/31
- The world premiere of 1+1, 7/1-7/13
- Vassar Hosting Conference of Career Advisors, 6/11-6/13
- Vassar summer music series to feature chamber and jazz programs, 6/15-7/6
- "Shifting Realities" exhibition at the Palmer Gallery, 6/5-6/26
- Vassar College announces new Dean of the Faculty Jonathan Chenette
- Vassar College Confers 638 Bachelor's Degrees, Sun., 5/25
- Vassar museum to be temporarily closed, 5/31
- 2008 Powerhouse Theater season, 6/27-8/3
- Facebook: Images of People in Photographs from the Collection, 6/27-8/10
- Vassar earns $1.5 million grant to support the sciences from HHMI
- Metropolitan Museum of Art loans Hudson River School paintings to the FLLAC
- We did it ... and then some!
- Jewish Federation, Vassar College to commemorate the Holocaust, Sun., 5/4
- Free walking tours of Vassar College history, Sat., 4/26 & Sat., 5/10
- Emma Hartman Noyes House
- Jeffrey Sachs on the implications of rising global poverty, Thu., 4/24
- Vassar College launches enhanced YouTube channel
- Bill T. Jones to discuss his creative process, Mon., 4/21
- Earth Week's, "Green for All: Race, Class, and Environmentalism," Sat, 4/19
- Daniel Mendelsohn to discuss "The Lost," Tue., 4/15
- Author Mohsin Hamid to read from his best-selling novel, Wed., 4/9
- Prison Focus Week to culminate in Vassar-Green Haven Reunion, Sat., 4/5
- Princeton religion and black studies scholar Eddie S. Glaude Jr., Wed, 4/9
- Seventh annual Vassar Haiti Project art auction and sale, 4/7-4/13
- Discussion on how the press covers environmental health risks, Tue., 4/8
- The Aftermath: Living with Memories of the Holocaust, Tue., 4/8
- Dorm Energy Challenge, April 2008
- Powerhouse Theater announces preview of 24th season
- Free outdoor film series at the FLLAC, 3/27 - 6/5
- Robert Brooks to discuss child resiliency and learning disabilities, 4/3
- Renee Gladman '93 to discuss urban fiction, Thu., 3/27
- Exhibit to celebrate local children's art, 3/30 - 4/5
- World Trade Center redevelopment events, 3/27 & 4/3
- John and Abigail Adams correspondence to be exhibited, 4/7-4/30
- Kiplinger's names Vassar No. 18 among best private college values
- Vassar College further strengthens commitment to access and affordability
- Vassar Haiti Project excursion will help impoverished village
- Randy Cohen will give the 2008 commencement address at Vassar College
- Lecture to explore friendship between Burroughs and Whitman, Thu., 3/6
- Elizabeth Samet on teaching literature to future soldiers, Wed., 3/26
- Works from the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center go on tour in Japan
- Panel on diversity in education to feature Troy Duster, Tue., 3/4
- Powerhouse Theater Apprentice Training Program now accepting applications
- Architect Paul Byard to discuss "Vassar's Modernism", Tue., 2/26
- One-woman show will celebrate Zora Neale Hurston, Sat., 3/1
- Anthropology professor Tom Porcello featured on NPR program Only A Game
- All College Day encourages Vassar community to "Be the Change" in 2008
- "Valentine's Konzert" to celebrate German love songs, 2/14
- 26th annual VRDT gala concerts, Sat., 3/1 and Sun., 3/2
- Joseph Berger will speak about his new book, Mon., 2/25
- Michael Dirda will discuss his work and life, Thu., 2/28
- Jamshed Bharucha on relationships between the arts and sciences, 2/21
- Historian Barbara Weinstein to speak on modern Brazilian history, 2/13
- President Hill announces "no loan" initiative for Poughkeepsie High grads
- Students and alumnae/i work to Mind the Gap
- All Together Now
- Local book-signing events for the FLLAC's new Prestel Museum Guide, Spring 2008
- Dean Judy "J.J." Jackson selected for University of Kentucky diversity post
- Come celebrate "Late Night at the Lehman Loeb's" one-year anniversary!
- Laurie Zabin '46 to receive distinguished achievement award
- Gail Collins to give Vassar's annual Krieger Lecture
- Vassar organist Gail Archer tours Manhattan's churches
- Vassar events will join in Focus the Nation
- Democratic presidential primary forum on campus
- Author Lydia Davis, Vassar's Writer-in-Residence, to give reading
- Chilean Ambassador to the U.S. to speak at Vassar
- "The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism"
- Bikel and Brooks to visit as Artists in Residence
- Out of Shape at the FLLAC
- "Teen Visions '08" at the Palmer Gallery