On Aug 18 2017, Steve Bannon was fired from his position as President Trump’s Chief Strategist at the White House. However, lurking in the shadows, he is now equipped to implement the President’s agenda from the outside, attempting to create the nationalist country he so desperately craves.
Read moreNational Anthem Protests Grow Amidst Recent Trump Comments
Anthem protests have begun to grow in size and breadth as NFL teams protested together, while Oakland A's catcher Bruce Maxwell became the first MLB player to participate in the protests.
Read moreFederal Title IX Review Warrants Serious Concern
The Department of Education is reviewing Title IX standards for sexual assault cases. Given President Trump’s history of sexual assault, coupled with Betsy DeVos’ legislative inexperience and naiveté, this is a call for alarm.
Read moreLeague of Women Voters Endorses Proposed City Charter
On Thursday Sept. 21, the Saratoga Springs branch of League of Women Voters came out in support of the proposed Charter. The League believes that under the new charter, participation and efficiency would increase, while the government would save hundreds of dollars.
Read moreThe Many Identities Within The "States of Incarceration"
“States of Incarceration,” a traveling showcase concerning mass imprisonment, is one of the many powerful exhibitions at the Tang Teaching Museum this fall. Both student and faculty curated, the exhibition is the culmination of a two-year collaborative project to start a conversation about the state of incarceration in our country.
Read moreFrom Vinyasa Yoga to Sound Healing: Skidmore’s Mindfulness Program in Action
Varying classes, from different types of yoga to meditation and sound healing, are being held as part of Skidmore’s Mindfulness Program. Learn how this program is helping students connect mind, body, and spirit, all while managing stress.
Read moreHorror and Absurdity of Humanity on Display in mother!
Movies regarding the environment have been on the up given the irreversible man-made damages to Mother Earth. However, no one has attempted an environmental horror film. That is, of course, until director Darren Aronofsky premiered mother!, an allegorical story on the destruction of Earth. But has the bit off more than it can chew?
Read moreFall
Falling, floating down, the leaves of Saratoga, yellow and brown. Upon dreary students humbled by grades and papers.
Read moreTextbook Time of The Year
No one ever wants to think about buying overpriced textbooks, especially during the summer, when you are still recovering from the damage done to you by the previous school year’s textbooks.
Read moreMen’s Soccer Unbeaten Through Five Games
The Thoroughbreds moved to 4-0-1 after a shutout victory on Tuesday afternoon.
Read moreFeelGood About the Grilled Cheese Club on Campus
Next time you try a fresh grilled cheese sandwich made to order in Case Center on a Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon, thank the FeelGood club, and know that your purchase is helping to change the world.
Read moreThe Office of Community Service: Here to Help
Sitting in her office in Case Center 240, Michelle Hubbs, Director of Community Service Programs, is ready to support students who wish to participate in civic engagement and volunteerism throughout the year.
Read moreEvery College Student’s Dream Come True: A Hulu and Spotify Partnership
Out of nowhere, Spotify and Hulu have announced a partnership offering premium-level content to college students. This decision is a hopeful one made in efforts by both companies to secure their future. What does such a collaboration mean for streaming?
Read moreLet’s Cover the Basics: Single Payer Healthcare
Senator Bernie Sanders has introduced single-payer healthcare legislation, which was co-sponsored by 15 Democratic Senators. If passed, 100% of US citizens will be covered. But does the bill have a chance to pass a Republican majority Congress?
Read more"Game of Thrones" Nears Its End
The mega-series that is "Game of Thrones" is coming to a surprisingly disappointing end. By reviewing season 7 viewers can get an inside look into what's to come. In the case of season 7, that means a shorter season lacking plot and simply shooting for fan favorites.
Read moreVaccinating for Peace: Lessons in Creative Thought
When Ebrahim Shah’18 received a $10,000 scholarship, he went back to his home country of Pakistan and helped a rural village access vaccines and medications. What had started as a passion to use waste heat from vehicles to do some good, became a ten thousand dollar Davis Project in Pakistan.
Read moreGetting to Know Joanne Yepsen: the Mayor of Saratoga Springs
Joanne Yepsen is serving her second term as the Mayor of Saratoga Springs. She believes Skidmore students are a vital part of the community and encourages students to get more involved.
Read moreAdministrators, Government, and Disinterested Students
Skidmore College’s administration struggles to engage students in policy matters.
Read moreStudent Entrepreneurs Shine, Overcome Obstacles in Annual Business Competition
Impressive student entrepreneurship was showcased at Skidmore's Seventh Annual Kenneth A. Freirich Business Plan Competition.
Read more“Skidmore” New Zealand, A New Study Abroad Option
Currently, Skidmore runs three study abroad programs (Skidmore in Paris, Skidmore in London and Skidmore in Spain), but starting in Spring 2018, there will be a fourth program, Skidmore in New Zealand.
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