Americans must stand together now to oppose racism and authoritarianism. For colleges and college newspapers, that means we must stand in opposition to backwardness. Three Skidmore students are directly affected by the ban. .
Read moreDezinformatsiya and the War on Truth
The new administration has eroded the notion of a representative government and democracy. Trump has not only declared a war on media, but also truth.
Read moreThe Dion Waiters Paradox
Let's get this straight; Dion Waiters is bad at professional basketball. The idea of Dion Waiters is better than the ability of Dion Waiters. Essentially, he is more meme than man, and I would not have it any other way.
Read moreSkidmore's Post-Election Reactions
On November 9th, Skidmore’s campus went quiet. Classes were cancelled and assignments were postponed with the collective intention of healing.
Read moreSmall Band on the Rise: A Look into Skidmore's Campo
With a new EP in the horizon, now is the perfect time to get to know Skidmore's campus band on the rise, Campo. We talk music, future plans, and inspiration. Coming off of an exciting Putnam Den gig, Campo is making a name for itself in and around Saratoga.
Read moreOur American Hero
How will Obama be remembered by the American youth who have known no other president?
Read moreTrump’s Withdrawal from TPP Leaves Pacific Rim Economy Unstable
Trump’s opposition to free trade was a campaign staple, and Monday’s executive order suggests that he fully intends to isolate the country from decades of economic globalization.
Read morePopular Campus Band Campo Playing Weekend Gig
Looking for a good way to spend your first weekend of spring semester Skidmore style? Our very own Skidmore formed band, Campo, is playing at Putnam Den this Friday, January 27 at 11:00 pm.
The ensemble plays a mixture of jazzy indie, pop, and rock. Having been together for two years, Campo will soon be releasing their first EP early this year. The five members consist of Emie Nathan ‘19 on vocals, Neale Donovan ‘17 on lead guitar, Ethan Simon ‘19 on vocals and rhythm guitar, Paul Goldfinger ‘20 on bass and Ben Stolman ‘17 on drums. The group describes their vibe as “warm with an upbeat, inviting energy, catchy hooks, and rich harmonies.”
Following Campo’s set, fellow Skid-kid and DJ Will Armero will perform.
To get a sneak peek at their music, visit https://campo.bandcamp.com/releases to hear a preview of Campo’s “Where I Stand” which will be on their upcoming EP.
The Death of Politics at Skidmore
Lively political discussion has been a cornerstone of American democracy since our republic’s founding. Yet, on campus, there are many students that feel that they have to hold their tongues on political matters for fear of verbal retribution.
Read moreReview: The Orphan Sea
As someone who is fairly active in the Theatre Department here at Skidmore, I had very little idea of what to expect from our production of The Orphan Sea.
Read moreTrump's Unpredictable Position on US-Chinese Relations
Trump's contradictory rhetoric on China has left many wondering what the future holds for US-Chinese relations.
Read moreWhy are We Ignoring the Yemeni Civil War?
A civil war in Yemen has been overshadowed by the election in American press, and demands attention.
Read moreBringing the Lord's Resistance Army to Justice
The LRA, which forces children to fight for them, needs to be held accountable for the war crimes it has committed and the carnage and terror it has left in its wake.
Read moreThat's a Thing? Speed Golf Edition
While the game of golf has been around for centuries, the slightly modified sport of speed golf was invented in California in 1979.
Read moreSkidmore Sports: A Recap of the Fall Semester
Plus, a look-ahead to 2017.
Read moreHip, Quality Kru Coffee Shop Opens
Looking for a new study spot this finals season? Kru Coffee's delicious snacks and unique drinks could make this your favorite spot.
Read moreRanking the Best Films of 2016 (so far)
For our last movie article of the semester, we thought it was only fitting to assemble a complete ranking of the best movies we have both seen in 2016.
Read moreGlotzbach Sends Mixed Message About Politics On Campus
Many faculty members expressed their surprise and concern following his remarks because of the political polarization. The President skirted against the tenor of federal law that disqualifies nonprofits from political campaign activities. His remarks may have also violated Skidmore’s commitment to inclusion.
Read moreJunior Ring Rolls Around Again, Binge Drinking Still a Problem
This year's Junior Ring dance was held in the gym with a professional DJ, beer garden for students over 21, and a chocolate fountain snack area.
Read moreJennifer Hochschild’s Talk on Race, Immigration, and Genomic Science
Hochschild presented her research on the politics regarding genomic studies, a field with massive potential, with “unimaginable” gains predicted in the coming century.
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