• April 2018:  Students explore natural properties of the Mill River on a recent walking tour with Professor of Engineering Andrew Guswa
• December 2017:  A New Kind of Mapping:  Professor Introduces Students to GIS
• December 2017: Starting Early:  Student Research Leads to Success
• December 2017: Witness to Extinction:  With the world losing species at an alarming rate, author Mary Ellen Hannibal ’81 wants to inspire citizen scientist to record their observations of flora and fauna-before they’re gone forever.
• November 2017:  Leading the Sciences:  Erin O’Shea ’88, president of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and a Smith honorary degree recipient, will discuss “Timekeeping with a Three-Protein Circadian Clock” on Monday, November 27, 2017
• November 2017:  Calculus Training Groups Help Students Persist in STEM
• November 2017:  Alumna Aspires to be Among First Settlers on Mars
• October 2017:  A Built-It-Herself Race Car Takes on The Track – A Smith student will test her 1999 Miata in this weekend’s Grassroots Motorsports Challenge
• October 2017:  A Milestone Moment 
• October 2017:  Suzan Edwards, L. Clarke Seelye Professor of Astronomy, talks to the BBC about stargazing on Mauna Kea in Hawaii
• September 2017: A More Sustainable Smith
• September 2017:  MassMutual data scientist help community make better decisions through modern analytics
• September 2017:  Visualize This:  R. Jordan Crouser ’08 Shows Students How Data Analytics and Visualization can Apply to Any Discipline
• August 2017:  The Big Eclipse
• August 2017:  Build and Compete:  Gracie Hackenberg ’18 Leads a Smith Race Car Team
• August 2017:  Seeing the Art in Science:  Anja Nordstrom ’18’s Zebrafish Portfolio
• August 2017:  SmithScape:  New App Helps Users Find Study Spaces on Campus
• July 2017:  Watching the ‘Astronomical Super Bowl’
• June 2017:  New York Times:  On Campus, Failure Is on the Syllabus
• June 2017:  Lisa Evans ’82 of Easthampton wins $34K on ‘Jeopardy”
• June 2017:  Boston Globe:  Smith Professor Captures Rare Pictures of Ultra-bright Galaxies
• June 2017:  Mary Ellen Hannibal ’81:  Can Citizen Scientists Save Us?
• June 2017:  Summer Construction Projects at Smith
• May 2017:  Collaborating on a Cure
• May 2017:  The Nature of Inquiry:  Student Research at Smith
• May 2017:  Using Drones in Wildlife Conservation
• May 2017:  No Jargon Spoken Here:  Communicating About Science
• April 2017:  Smith Teams Succeed at Five College DataFest
• April 2017:  ‘Weathering Heights’: Arts Afield Launches at MacLeish Field Station
• April 2017:  Morgan Schwartz ’18 Earns Goldwater Scholarship
• April 2017:  ‘Change-Your-Life’ Teaching:  Three Faculty Members Awarded Sherred Prize
• March 2017:  New Plan Supports Climate Action in All Aspects of Campus Life
• March 2017:  Astronomy Professor James Lowenthan organized and moderated a panel on what geoengineering to reduce the impact of climate change could mean for astronomers.
• March 2017:  ‘Fields of Flowers’:  Four Reasons to Visit the Spring Bulb Show
• February 2017:  Gov. Charlie Baker announces $39M for life sciences education at colleges, high schools
• February 2017:  Research Engineer Victoria Schein ’16 Drives Innovation at Ford
• January 2017:  Fun With Drones:  Studens Learn Basics of Remote-Controlled Flight
• January 2017:  Chemist Elizabeth Nolan ’01 Researches New Ways to Treat Infectious Diseases
• January 2017:  Greenwich Time:  Smith Senior is bringing math to Connecticut middle school students.
• January 2017:  Engineer Lydia Bussiere:  Focused on Contributing to a Better, Healthier World
• December 2016:  ‘Thinking Differently’:  Real-World Research in Intro Chemistry Labs
• November 2016:  Creative Teamwork:  Smithies Design ‘Parkets’ for Downtown Northampton
• November 2016: President McCartney on what Smith and women’s colleges are doing to address the STEM gender gap
• November 2016:  Suzan Edwards explores the starms forming deep within molecular clouds in the galaxy
• November 2016:  New in ‘Insight’:  Exploring the Female Perspective on Mammalian Reproduction
• November 2016:  The Incredible True Story of Paradise Pond
• November 2016:  Seven Smithies earn awards at the Hack Holyoke computer programming competition.
• October 2016:  Student’s ‘Shut the Sash’ Campaign Aims to Save Energy, Boost Safety in Smith Labs
• October 2016: Hello Hydorgen Fuel Cells, Goodbye Batteries
• September 2016:  Summer in the Lab
• August 2016:  Trees that Teach:  Taz Mueller ’18 Creates Digital Portal About Campus Trees
• August 2016:  Group Dynamics:  Alumna Brings 10 Smithies to NASA Center for Praxis Internships
• July 2016: Prof. Kate Queeney – Someone Who Combats Sexual Harrassment: Citizen, Not “Vigilante”
• July 2016: “Inclusive Excellence”: STEM Learning Successes
• July 2016: People News. Congrats to all grads who are Fulbright Fellows!
• June 2016: People News. Five faculty elected to Sigma Xi.
• June 2016: For 17 years, Smith students have participated in the Coral Reef Ed-Ventures environmental education program in Belize. Read their posts from the field.
• June 2016: Natural Flow’: Students Test New Plan for Moving Sediment Out of Paradise Pond
• June 2016: 1st gen: Stories of begin the first in the family to finish college
• June 2016: Shooting Laser Beams on Mars: Nina Lanza ’01, Astronomy major and staff scientist at Los Alamos Labs
• May 2016: When the Perfect is the Enemy of the Good
• May 2016: Prof. Williams Awarded Prestigious NSF CAREER Award for Research on Atomic Beryllium
• May 2016: Student and Faculty Member’s Study of Rare Frog Behavior Is Cover of National Journal
• May 2016: Nation’s Chief Technology Officer Will Give Commencement Address
• May 2016: Smithies Teach Science to High School Students
• April 2016: People News
• April 2016: Smith Engineering Students Explore the Lego Serious Play Method
• April 2016: Smith Helps Produce New Guide For Tackling Invasive Plants
• April 2016: A True Story, As Told by Ancient Rocks
• March 2016: Sharing STEM Skills: Students Create Club for Girls Who Code
• March 2016: A Mysterious Approach to Teaching Engineering
• March 2016: Psychology of Political Activism: Smith’s MOOC Launches This Week
• Hold the Date!: Evelynn Hammonds visit to Smith April 14th
• February 2016: Students in Interterm Class Propose Targets for New MS Drugs
• January 2016: Zebrafish: The Rising Stars of Research at Smith
• January 2016: A Visual History of Plants: Plant Evolution Mural Installed in the Plant House
• December 2015: Williams Lab Plays Part in Fighting Neglected Tropical Diseases
• November 2015: People News: Bechtel Environmental Classroom featured in 2015 Sustainable Campus Index; Benita Jackson, Psychology, awarded a grant for “Health Psychology for the 21^st Century” project
• November 2015: Mysterious Workings of the Teenage Mind: Neuroscientist Frances Jensen ’78 explains the impulsive, perplexing and powerful adolescent brain
• November 2015: Research on AEMES Program presented at AAC&U Crossing Boundaries: Transforming STEM Education Meeting, Seattle
• November 2015: Fall Chrysanthemum Show Features Student Ikebana Display
• November 2015: Sharing a Passion for STEM: Smithies Lead ‘Geek Is Glam’ Workshops
• October 2015: New Window Film Prevents Bird Collisions At McConnell Hall
• September 2015: What We Did This Summer: Smithies Lead in Scientific Research
• August 2015: Clues in Chromosomes: Deborah Driscoll ‘ 77 Works the Front Lines of Genetics Research
• August 2015: I Call Myself a Scientist: Science Major Alumnae Share Experiences
• August 2015: Stories from the MacLeish Field Station
• July 2015: 15 Years of Engineering at Smith
• July 2015: The Marshmallow Test
• July 2015: Smith Participates in First White House Council on Women and Girls in STEM Education
• June 2015: Research on AEMES Program Presented at HHMI Studio Workshop
• June 2015: Assessment of Smith College SURF Program Discussed at CUR Conference
• May 2015: Two Goldwater Scholars in 2015
• May 2015: Six NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Awards for Smithies in 2015
• November 2014: Humphreys Prize Winner Ruth Haas Reflects on Mentoring Women in Mathematics
• November 2014: Lights, Camera, Science! Sara Pruss Shares Insights on National Geographic TV
• November 2014: $100,000 Hearst Foundation Grant for AEMES Programs
• November 2014: The Joy of Science: A Memorial Symposium Honors Physics Professor Piotr Decowski
• October 2014: Smith Salutes Piotr Decowski, Late Physics Professor’s Genius for Teaching (pdf)
• October 2014: “Why Aren’t More Women in Science?” She Is a Scientist Lecture by Kathy Aidala (Video Link)
• October 2014: Four Faculty Members Awarded NSF and NIH Grants
• October 2014: Code Word: Girls, Nonprofit founder creates program to launch girls of color into lucrative, world-transforming tech careers
• October 2014: ‘She Is a Scientist’ Series Asks Why Women Are Still Scarce in STEM
• September 2014: Beery’s Research Highlights Male Bias in Animal Studies
• May 2014: Five Smithies Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships