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Founded in 1871, Smith College opened in 1875 with 14 students. Today, Smith is among the largest women’s colleges in the United States, with students from 48 states and 68 countries. An independent, nondenominational college, Smith remains strongly committed to the education of women at the undergraduate level, but admits both men and women as graduate students.

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Opening Reception: Logan Dandridge: Antiphony

Opening reception and artist talk for an installation by Logan Dandridge, time-based artist and …

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Audible Loss: New Music and the Crisis of Memory: A Book Release Event

Celebrate the release of Audible Loss: New Music and the Crisis of Memory by Andrea Zarafshon Moore, …

19-Piece Compaq Big Band w/ Vocalist Bella Holtz & Smith College Jazz Ensemble in *FREE* 'Big Band Anniversary Bash' Concert

Anniversaries collide…in the best way possible! When the 26-member Smith College Jazz Ensemble (25 …

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Senior Dance Concert

The Smith College Department of Dance presents the Senior Dance Concert featuring the choreography …

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Piano Lecture-Recital: Robert and Clara Schumann through Kreisleriana

Acclaimed pianist Christopher Harding, Chair and Professor of Piano at the University of Michigan …

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Lost Loves and Lost Lands with Katherine Saik DeLugan, mezzo soprano

Mezzo soprano Katherine Saik DeLugan and pianist Lemuel Gurtowsky present Hector Berlioz’s song …

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Five College WORD! Fest

Smith College is excited to host the Five College Multicultural Theatre WORD! Festival, the annual …

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Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert: 25th Anniversary Celebration

The Smith College Jazz Ensemble will be presenting a selection of favorite songs performed …

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Spring Student Art Sale

The Smith Office for the Arts is partnering with the Smith College Museum of Art to host the Spring …