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Next Up: Commencement!

Congratulations to the incredible class of 2025! In the lead-up to Commencement Weekend, we hope you take some time to walk the campus, spend time with friends, and reflect on your years as a student. You’ve worked hard for this moment—enjoy it!

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Baccalaureate

Thursday, May 15 at 3:30 p.m. | Helen Hills Hills Chapel

Pause, reflect upon, and rejoice in your accomplishments, challenges, and friendships. Open to seniors only.

Ivy Day

Saturday, May 17 at 9:15 a.m. | Quadrangle

Seniors should assemble for the parade at 8:45 a.m. on Chapin Drive between the Campus Center and College Lane.

Commencement

Sunday, May 18 at 10 a.m. | Quadrangle

Graduates should assemble at 9:15 a.m. on Mandelle Road in front of Comstock and Haynes houses wearing their full regalia.

Celebrating Seniors

Rory Harper ’25

Government and Sociology double major

“When you go to Smith, you don’t just inherit powerful Smithies in high places, but you also inherit the Seven Sisters network and the Five College Consortium network, too.”

Alliyah Logan ’25

Study of Women, Gender & Sexuality major

“I enjoyed many different professors at Smith! To name a few: Professor Schmidt, Professor Fein, and Professor Gugliotta. Although they all teach in varying fields, I noticed a common trend of kindness, and the ability to push students to reach their fullest potential.”

Jonna Rosenthal ’25

Environmental Science & Policy major

“I spent so much time in office hours, but it was always so rewarding to be surrounded by so many people who also wanted to learn. Being able to grow in tandem with my peers was an incredible experience.”

Tiki Pather ’25J

Africana Studies and Architecture & Urbanism double major

“You will find your place and your people, even when it seems like you won’t. All the work will be worth it. Pursuing other opportunities beyond your academics will be worth it. Have faith in the process and keep your curiosity going strong!”

Tiki Pather holds up a shell and looks at the camera with white buildings visible behind