Hampshire in the News

Recent Hampshire graduate Emma Symanski 17F created an innovative final project, and had to pivot when the pandemic hit.

Restorative justice facilitator Jasmyn Story and the organization Honeycomb Justice have been chosen for this year's Common Good Practitioner-Scholar Residency.

"Hampshire should be doing things that nobody else is doing—what everybody ought to be doing 10 years from now."

To center critical, historical, and decolonizing points of view, the program produced a series of video interviews with intellectuals, educators, activists, performers, filmmakers, and artists who live and work in Cuba.

Since graduating from Hampshire College last May, Ché Williams 16F has been working as a production assistant for a docuseries on the Tulsa Race Massacre that will air on the History Channel later this year.

Princeton University history professor Beth Lew-Williams will deliver Hampshire College’s inaugural Kay Johnson Lecture in Asian American Studies on Wednesday, April 7 at 4:30 p.m. EST.

Goffe is a performer, dance maker, dance educator, performance curator, and video artist, as well as the founder of Scapegoat Garden, a Hartford-based collaborative dance theater company.

Ward’s Div III research delves into the experiences of fem and genderqueer members within the parkour community and the reasons why they leave the sport at a disproportionate rate.

At Hampshire College, we condemn Anti-Asian violence in all its forms and commit ourselves to making visible the range and specificity of racial violence when it occurs in our local communities and when it is revealed in our national politics.