Blending comedy and drama together, Bonnets attacks inherited trauma head-on, providing characters that react like real people. The play, which opens on Nov. 16 and deals with themes of addiction, inheritance and womanhood, was written and directed by Julia May Jonas, professor of playwriting at Skidmore.
Read moreBeatlemore Skidmania 2018: A Preview
Beatlemore 2018 is set to kick off with 14 acts, some student-formed bands, and others like Skidmore's own acapella groups. The show will be focusing on the White Album, which is sure to transport the Skidmore community and greater Saratoga area to 1968 this Friday, Nov. 16, with an 8 p.m. show, and two more the following day, at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Read moreThat Time of the Month Just Got a Bit Easier
Skidmore’s Peer Health Educators (PHEs) and the Health Promotions director, Jennifer McDonald, have created a campaign to provide tampons and pads to all restrooms around campus. They have been offering free menstrual products out of the Student Wellness Center for several years, but were searching for a more accessible option.
Read moreThe Duality of Man: Jason Ross on His Music and Style
When talking to Jason Ross ‘20, it is easy to see that his love for, and delight in, music has only grown from his early years. A music major and arts administration minor, Ross will be releasing his debut EP, The Duality of Man, on Nov. 9, alongside another EP, Pictoria Vark, which he’s collaborated on.
Read moreWhat to Do Weekly Nov. 07 - Nov. 13
With all that goes on both on-campus and in town, it can be tough to know what to do and where to go, so we’ve compiled the top five things Skidmore students ought to do, see and attend this week.
Read moreAn Evening with Hugo Genes, Director of 'Collegetown'
Hugo Genes sits at a long table at Sushi Thai Garden in downtown Saratoga Springs on a rainy Nov. 5 night. Stoic and sturdy with a handsomely-structured face, he greets us warmly as we walk in for the dinner-dialogue, an event sponsored by the MDOCs program and Associate Dean of the Faculty Ron Seyb. After this dinner, Genes will adjourn to Emerson Auditorium, to premiere his latest feature-length independent film, Collegetown.
Read moreBrunching in Town: Top Breakfast Spot Picks in Saratoga Springs
Looking for a place to brunch after a long and exhausting weekend? Check out Skidmore News’ guide to the best breakfast places in downtown Saratoga!
Read moreGreat Movies of 2018 You Might Have Missed
This year has been an enormous success for filmmaking. However, there were a handful of movies that went largely under-appreciated and un-watched by general American audiences. Here is a list of six great films that might have slipped your radar (but that you should absolutely make sure to check out).
Read moreYou Are a Collector: Stories from Saratoga’s Most Interesting Collectors
On October 30th, nuzzled in-between Tim Davis’ intricate exhibit, the audience listened as nine collectors, both from Skidmore and the Saratoga region, told stories about their most prized collections, allowing part of their lives be characterized from just one hobby. Here are only some of the stories from all of the amazing collectors.
Read moreWhat to do Weekly: Oct. 31 - Nov. 6
With all that goes on both on-campus and in town, it can be tough to know what to do and where to go, so we’ve compiled the top five things Skidmore students ought to do, see and attend this week.
Read moreQuadruple Threat: A Night of Witty Fundraising and Impressive Acts
On October 26th, Skidmore’s four comedy groups, Skidomedy, Sketchies, AdLibs, and Awkward Kids Talking, came together too perform at Quadruple Threat. Filled with good humor, witty improv and a wide spread of auction items to raise money for Com-Fest, the annual comedy celebration, the night did not disappoint.
Read moreSkidmore News' Guide to the NYS Midterms
The midterm elections are coming up fast — Nov. 6, to be exact — and there are a lot of names and seats on the ballot that may be confusing for the average voter. But don’t fear, Skidmore News has gone through the local ballot and created a guide to both the Republican and Democratic nominees!
Read more“Coming Home to a Liberal Arts Environment”: An Interview with Donna Ng
As of Oct. 1, Donna Ng has officially taken on the role as the school’s Vice President for Finance and Administration and Treasurer at Skidmore College. Skidmore News and Ng sat down to discuss her career and journey to Skidmore.
Read moreA Brief Look into "Pressed"'s Six Contemporaries
From intricate wood prints to windows, the new Schick exhibit, “Pressed: Six Contemporary Printmakers,” has something for every viewer. The show, which opened during celebration weekend, displays artist who share parts of their lives in their work, allowing viewers to almost become part of the artist themselves
Read moreSmall Student Turnout for Forum and ‘Meet the Candidates’ Night
Following Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s sudden withdrawal from the Senate debate scheduled to take place Oct. 20 at Zankel, SGA organized a student public forum at SPA. What could have been a lively event in light of Gillibrand’s cancellation, ended up unattended by the Skidmore community.
Read moreWhat to Do Weekly: 10/24-10/30
With all that goes on both on-campus and in town, it can be tough to know what to do and where to go, so we’ve compiled the top five things Skidmore students ought to do, see and attend this week.
Read moreOn Feelings and Thoughts: Ilie Lichtenstein's Artistic Identity
Ilie Lichtenstein ‘19 is perhaps known by some through her social media presence — @thankyouforthat. At Skidmore, she is a fibers artist and connoisseur of all things creative who finds influence from everything around, and happening to, her.
Read moreAll the Top Artists You Should Be Following on Instagram Right Now
If you’ve ever found your social media feed lacking in stunning photos, eye-catching designs and fun content, you’ve come to the right place. Here are the top five artist-Instagram accounts that are a must-follow.
Read moreThe Concert Countdown Oct. 24 – Oct. 30, 2018
Every week in Saratoga and the surrounding region, there are countless concerts, from unknown bands to pop stars on the radio. Here are the top five concerts in and around Saratoga Springs this week.
Read moreOPINION: Reflecting on Exit West as a First-Year
What does it mean to be a refugee? A first-year reflection on this year’s summer reading, Exit West, midway through the fall semester.
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