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Reasons to Celebrate Smith

Real feminism includes every voice.

Founded under President Ruth Simmons, Meridians: feminism, race, transnationalism was the first journal to focus on scholarship by and about women of color. Now celebrating its 25th anniversary, Meridians continues to publish peer-reviewed work that blends academic rigor and creativity. “We’ve moved with the times and contributed to changing the times,” says editor Ginetta E. B. Candelario ’90, a professor of sociology and of Latin American and Latino/a studies at Smith.

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Faculty

Growing Up Pryor

Prof. Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor’s new book explores her connection to her father, Richard Pryor.

  • Faculty
  • June 10, 2026
Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor is a history professor at Smith College.
Research & Inquiry

Decoding Brain Injury

Smith College professor Ingo Helmich is unlocking the secrets of sports concussions.

  • Research & Inquiry
  • June 8, 2026
Ingo Helmich at the computer

A Culture of Curiosity

Jena Kim ’27

Sociology major; Landscape Studies minor; Community Engagement & Social Change concentrator

“I love being a resource for people. I love being able to give my honest perspective. And with that, so many opportunities have come up.”

Meet Smith’s micro-influencer

Glory Divine Yougang Tahon ’26

Computer Science and Psychology double major

“Reflecting on my experiences, the emotion I mostly felt was gratitude, and that became a motivator.”

About her educational nonprofit

Indea Holt ’27

History major

“I have done a lot so far, but I know I still have so much to learn. I know I want to pursue Hudson Creek Canines, though, and I know what goes into that is education.”

Paying it forward, one dog at a time

Adwoa Pokuaa Boakye ’27

Neuroscience major; Chemistry minor

“When I saw the turnout, I remember being amazed, thinking, ‘Is this our event? Did we do this?’ as my anxiety just left my body.”

How she’s changing lives in Ghana