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Hampshire College President Chrisler Speaks to Boston Globe About Why Liberal Arts Education Remains Essential
Hampshire College President Chrisler Speaks to Boston Globe About Why Liberal Arts Education Remains Essential Karen Corday In a story for Globe Magazine , ten college presidents spoke in defense of their institutions. Hampshire College President …
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Alum Presenting at National Professional Conference
Alum Presenting at National Professional Conference Posted: November 02, 2011 Kim Lee Ripley 90F , infant co-teacher at the Hampshire College Early Learning Center, was recently selected to present at the National Association for the Education of Young …
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Advancement Office Celebrates Successful End-of-Year Fundraiser and Full Staff
Advancement Office Celebrates Successful End-of-Year Fundraiser and Full Staff During the month of December, more than $2 million was committed to Hampshire’s campaign, making it the most successful December ever for raising funds for operating support. …
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Hampshire Mourns Long-time Professor of Economics Stanley Warner
Hampshire Mourns Long-time Professor of Economics Stanley Warner Anne Pinkerton 91F Warner taught at the College for almost four decades. He died on November 22, at the age of 87. From 1973 to his retirement in 2010, Warner taught economics in what was …
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Hampshire Student Beau Guenther 23S Balances Competitive Bike Racing, Art, and Photography
Hampshire Student Beau Guenther 23S Balances Competitive Bike Racing, Art, and Photography Karen Corday The Div II student is combining his love of cycling with studies in sculpture and documentary photography, and recently competed in the World Cup in …
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Soundin' Like Weself: Jacob Hochberger's radio documentary featured on Afropop Worldwide
Soundin' Like Weself: Jacob Hochberger's radio documentary featured on Afropop Worldwide Mike Medeiros The half-hour radio documentary Soundin’ Like Weself: The Trinidadian Rapso Tradition, produced last year by fourth-year student Jacob Hochberger 12F …
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Hampshire Student Implements Tech Exploration Program for High School Students in Ghana
Hampshire Student Implements Tech Exploration Program for High School Students in Ghana Projects for Peace grant recipient Rupert Tawiah-Quashie 22S and his two teammates traveled to Accra, Ghana, this summer to run a nine-day tech boot camp for high …
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College Bids Farewell to Retiring Faculty Members
College Bids Farewell to Retiring Faculty Members At the end of the spring 2024 semester, Hampshire said goodbye to three long-term professors, each of whom has earned emeritus status. After 46 years at the College, Margaret Cerullo has stepped down from …
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Hannah Todd 03F Directs Up a Storm (Tempest)
… do the kind of work we wanted to do." The impulse led to a 90 minute, six-actor version of Shakespeare's longest play, … do the kind of work we wanted to do." The impulse led to a 90 minute, six-actor version of Shakespeare's longest play, …
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Ian Spalter 94F Among the "Most Creative"
… these devices become users' primary computers. They make 90 percent of what we do on computers easier. "That's the fun … these devices become users' primary computers. They make 90 percent of what we do on computers easier. "That's the fun …
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A Year of Events Celebrating 50 Years
A Year of Events Celebrating 50 Years This year marks an important milestone for Hampshire College — its 50th anniversary. Sadly, for the safety and well-being of our students and guests, we had to postpone the in-person portion of our celebration to …
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Alums and Students To Gather for Career Dev Panel Events
Alums and Students To Gather for Career Dev Panel Events Two events at Hampshire this month will bring alums back to campus to speak with students on professional and career development options for graduates of Hampshire's unique program, one centered on …
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Cara Page 88F’s New Anthology, “Healing Justice Lineages,” Pays Homage to Ancestral Practices of Liberation and Collective Care
Cara Page 88F’s New Anthology, “Healing Justice Lineages,” Pays Homage to Ancestral Practices of Liberation and Collective Care The book—comprising stories, testimonials, and incantations—spans geographies, traditions, communities, and histories. Grounded …
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Hampshire Alum Emily Packer 12F Debuts Feature, an Ode to the New York Oyster
Hampshire Alum Emily Packer 12F Debuts Feature, an Ode to the New York Oyster Described as a “docu-poetic meditation,” Packer’s Holding Back the Tide tackles the importance of oysters to the natural world, especially in places with eroding shorelines, …
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Hampshire Mourns the Death of Founding Science Professor John M. Foster
Hampshire Mourns the Death of Founding Science Professor John M. Foster Anne Pinkerton 91F The professor of biology and biochemistry was one of the College’s first faculty members, an avid environmentalist, and a cofounder of the original School of …
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Documentary Coedited by Joe Fenstermaker 05F Premiers at 2023 Tribeca Film Festival
Documentary Coedited by Joe Fenstermaker 05F Premiers at 2023 Tribeca Film Festival Hampshire College alum Joe Fenstermaker 05F coedited the feature-length documentary, Rather, about famed TV journalist Dan Rather. The film was first screened on June 9 at …
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Professor Susan Darlington's "The Ordination of a Tree"
Professor Susan Darlington's "The Ordination of a Tree" The Ordination of a Tree: The Thai Buddhist Environmental Movement, a new book by Professor Sue Darlington, examines a Buddhist monastic movement in Thailand that aims to reverse environmental …
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Create Accessible PDFs
Create Accessible PDFs Creating Accessible PDFs Creating Accessible PDFs Accessible PDFs from Scans 1. Is PDF the best format? Don’t use a PDF for: Online display or distribution of event posters . Include all text information in the body of your message …
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Literature Student Henry Cors F23 Takes On Goal of Reading a Book from Every Country
Literature Student Henry Cors F23 Takes On Goal of Reading a Book from Every Country Henry Cors is a Div II student who was part of the substantial cohort that transferred up from New College of Florida in fall 2023. He is busy with a long-term project: …
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Minutes of Benefits Advisory Committee (BAC): September 22, 2011
… significant cost savings. Through Caremark members get a 90 day supply of medication for the cost of a 30 day supply. … significant cost savings. Through Caremark members get a 90 day supply of medication for the cost of a 30 day supply. …
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Memorial Funds
Memorial Funds Alumni Memorial Funds Whitney E. Baker 94F Endowed Scholarship for the Advancement of Diversity This endowed scholarship provides financial aid to students studying with professors from the School of Critical Social Inquiry and doing …
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Hampshire College Commencement 2024 Celebrated Graduates Who Endured Uncertainty, COVID, and Political Upheaval
Hampshire College Commencement 2024 Celebrated Graduates Who Endured Uncertainty, COVID, and Political Upheaval On Saturday, May 18, Hampshire College hosted its 54th Commencement ceremony, conferring degrees to 81 graduates. They were joined by family, …
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Hampshire Alumni Authors Write in Support of Russian LGBT Community
Hampshire Alumni Authors Write in Support of Russian LGBT Community Through his new book, Gay Propaganda: Russian Love Stories , writer and political campaigner Joseph Huff-Hannon 97F decided to "create a document that mostly doesn't exist." The …
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Hampshire Professor Featured in BBC Documentary
Hampshire Professor Featured in BBC Documentary The work of Hampshire College professor Lise Shapiro Sanders 90F played an important role in the new BBC documentary series Shopgirls: The True Story of Life Behind the Counter . Sanders’ 2006 book, …
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Student and Afghan Journalist Fatima Faizi F22 was Born Into War
Student and Afghan Journalist Fatima Faizi F22 was Born Into War Emma Rodrigue Raised in Kabul, Afghanistan, incoming student Fatima Faizi F22 has already been documenting war and its atrocities for seven years. In 2015, thousands gathered in Kabul to …
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