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The docuseries includes interviews with the founders as well as past employees, many of whom lost their savings during their time working for the company. 

Attendees will need to show proof of vaccination, masks will be required during all indoor events, and the office of alumni and family relations is working to ensure that all meals will take place outside. 

The new members include alums Vibhu Norby 06S, Mike Plenty 01F, and Ananda Valenzuela 07F, as well as Alice Petty 89F as the elected alumni trustee and Associate Professor of Economics Omar Dahi as the faculty representative.

Hampshire College is hosting Mount Holyoke College students who had intended to stay in Mead Hall, a residence hall on Mount Holyoke’s campus that suffered substantial water damage during a lightning storm.

The festival focuses on “personal, underrepresented, and culturally specific subjects that offer the most profound experiences of art made from life.”

In July, Edes received a grant to launch a community-based program at the intersection of spirituality, art, and embodiment, using an experiential and discussion-based learning model similar to their Hampshire education.

The Hampshire Board of Trustees unanimously offered a five-year contract following a comprehensive review of his first two years.

Sparked by their mutual desire to foster a space “for students, by students,” Daisha Dukes 17F and Yari Bushell 17F created their collaborative Div III, the We Belong Project.

Jason Salkey 80F reflects on his time at the College, as well as the role he played on TV that inspired him to write book, and the influence of his writer father, former Hampshire Professor Andrew Salkey.

The book was one of five selected by bestselling author Harlan Coben.

As part of her research, Alkattan will study the specific impact that intermittently-piped drinking water has on microbial drinking water quality.

The City Creative is one of the first comprehensive histories of the field of creative placemaking as practiced in the United States

Hampshire alums Mollie Hartford 01F, Lisa Dana Goding 88F, and Kate Lindroos-Conlin 04F and their nonprofit It Takes a Village were recently awarded a Nonprofit Excellence Award.

"Embracing skill-building in writing and research and new developments in my creative style, I allowed myself room to improvise and discover new things in every project I worked on."

Smith's Div III is a compilation of personal short stories that center around the feeling of “transcendental homelessness,” or feeling a permanent sense of separation from an ideological home.

October 15-17 will be a weekend to connect, learn, party, and look ahead to the next 50 years.