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The Vassar community’s annual support of College priorities is a crucial component of what makes our world-class liberal arts education possible and exceptional. Experience the joy and rewards of giving back.

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With your gift to the Fearlessly Consequential campaign, Vassar can continue to provide a bold liberal arts education that will ignite the world around us.

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belonging and thriving

small but mighty

courage of conviction

a remarkable sense of place

Our shared Vassar DNA binds us together and motivates us to remain connected and committed to the College and each other.

Upcoming Events

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Leaving campus doesn’t have to mean leaving Vassar. From global reunions to local get-togethers, Vassar alums events keep the connection going.

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Alums Spotlight

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Stories and highlights featuring alums.

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In The Media

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Vassar Alums making news.

Lisa Kudrow ’85, currently starring in the third season of HBO’s The Comeback, was the subject of a lengthy profile in The New Yorker that mentioned her time as a biology major at Vassar.

Photo: Karl Rabe

NBC News and many other media outlets reported on a groundbreaking study of human brain development led by Dr. Alexa Mousley ’20.

Photo: Phil Erb Photography

Jason Blum ’91, a person with brown hair, speaks in front of a microphone.

PEN America announced that it will honor Blumhouse CEO Jason Blum ’91 in May 2026 with a Business Visionary award for “his daring and diverse films that have transformed horror from a niche genre into a driving force of contemporary culture, often with social issues at the core.”

Photo: Gage Skidmore

Cassandra Kulukundis ’93, a person with long black hair, speaks while wearing a baseball cap with the word

Many media outlets, including Variety, reported that Cassandra Kulukundis ’93 won the first-ever Oscar for Best Casting for her work on the film One Battle After Another.

Photo by Jay L. Clendenin, Shutterstock/Warner Bros.

Michele Tugade ’95, a person with long black hair and a blue dress, stands in the Vassar Library, a stone building with a stained glass window.

Michele Tugade ’95, Professor of Psychological Science on the William R. Kenan Jr. Chair, wrote an article for Psychology Today about why the Lunar New Year transition to the Year of the Fire Horse is especially meaningful to her.

Photo: Kevin Arce ’20