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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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200- and 300- Level Exhibition

200- and 300- Level Exhibition

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Spork Play by Sadie Shapiro ’29

After a series of setbacks and a lifetime of mediocrity, Marv Weaver has come up with an invention …

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50+ Years of Women Directing with Mary B. Robinson ’75

Join Smith Alum and award winning theatre director, educator, and author Mary B. Robinson for a talk …

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Smith College Colloquia Series: “Strengths and Vulnerabilities of the Young Adult Brain”

We are honored to welcome Dr. Frances Jensen ’78 for a colloquium titled “Strengths and …

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Spring Cabaret: The Golden Age

Smith College Vocal Performance students present classic songs from the Golden Age of Broadway. From …

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Valley Classical Concerts: A Far Cry

The renowned Boston-based ensemble performs Shelley Washington’s SAY, Aaron Copland’s Appalachian …

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Music Monday 5: Max Wareham, banjo

Smith College banjo instructor Max Wareham, who tours nationally with Grammy-winning bluegrass …

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2026 Miller Lecture in Art with Finnegan Shannon "Learning How to Desire"

Rooted in the two current exhibitions, artist Finnegan Shannon will give a talk about where fantasy …

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Sage Chamber Music Society presents Celebrating Pianos! PianoDuo Festival

The award-winning Long Duo joins Smith faculty pianists Albert Cano Smit and Yang Liu to present an …

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Songs in the Key of Three: A Trio Senior Recital

Ilana Diddams (piano), Tomoko Hida (violin), Maia Cheng Penuel (cello), and guests Caro Faust …