Since it opened its doors in 1875, Smith has been educating women to take on the world’s toughest and most important challenges.
Though the sesquicentennial year is half over, there are plenty more events to come. Learn more about the events and programming in store for the fall.
“Even as a pretty strictly self-identified humanities person, Smith’s open curriculum encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone and take an “Engineering for Everyone” course my first semester where I learned so much!”
“I remember making a zine about my country [Belarus] for Sara Newland’s Comparative Politics class, and seeing people in class actively reading and discussing it. Later, the professor reached out to me, and advised me to submit my work to a zine competition. I felt seen and appreciated!”
Engineering major; Study of Women, Gender, & Sexuality minor
“I feel so much more certain in my ability to pursue what makes me happy with all of the support I receive from professors, staff, and other Smithies!”
