News and Events Home All News Vassar Everywhere Events Press Releases Featured Videos Vassar Everywhere On View for the First Time in 100 Years: An Exquisite Medieval Haggadah Professor Marc Michael Epstein on his “secret mission” to examine one of the very few high-medieval Haggadahs in private hands. Turning the Sentence Amitava Kumar was the subject of an India Today story. Why history says Notre Dame will rise again Nancy Bisaha was quoted in a National Geographic story about the Notre Dame Cathedral. ‘Hi-Phi Nation’ philosophy podcast host to launch humanities residency at UC Santa Cruz Passing, Identity and Race WNYC’s “All Things Considered” interview Professors Mia Mask and Hiram Perez. The Beloved Japanese Novelist Who Became a Queer Manga Icon Hiromi Tsuchiya-Dollase was quoted in an Atlas Obscura story about author Nobuko Yoshiya. Root causes of forced migration from Honduras: Some background Joseph Nevins was quoted in a People’s World story about the root causes of forced migration from Honduras. Award-Winning STEM Picture Book About Animals Now Available in Spanish ‘Women Artists and Activism’ at Norton Lisa Gail Collins was mentioned in a South Florida Times story about the Women’s Walk at the Norton Museum of Art. View More Items
On View for the First Time in 100 Years: An Exquisite Medieval Haggadah Professor Marc Michael Epstein on his “secret mission” to examine one of the very few high-medieval Haggadahs in private hands.
Why history says Notre Dame will rise again Nancy Bisaha was quoted in a National Geographic story about the Notre Dame Cathedral.
Passing, Identity and Race WNYC’s “All Things Considered” interview Professors Mia Mask and Hiram Perez.
The Beloved Japanese Novelist Who Became a Queer Manga Icon Hiromi Tsuchiya-Dollase was quoted in an Atlas Obscura story about author Nobuko Yoshiya.
Root causes of forced migration from Honduras: Some background Joseph Nevins was quoted in a People’s World story about the root causes of forced migration from Honduras.
‘Women Artists and Activism’ at Norton Lisa Gail Collins was mentioned in a South Florida Times story about the Women’s Walk at the Norton Museum of Art.