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Smith College, the prestigious women's college founded in the 1870s, announced a policy change over the weekend: The college will admit self-identified transgender women, beginning with students entering in fall 2015. "The policy decision is the culmination of a year of formal study, during which the board and an appointed Admission Policy Study Group reviewed Smith's admission policy in light of society's evolving understanding of gender," wrote Smith president Kathleen McCartney in announcement about the decision. "The study group listened carefully to the voices of the campus community, Smith alumnae, and parents; consulted outside experts, including legal experts; and conducted its own research. The recommendations of the study group, as well as an advisory vote of the faculty, informed the board's decision." Students attend a class at Smith College in 1948. McCartney also stated that "in keeping with our tradition and identity as a college of and for women," the school will continue to use female pronouns in institutional communications. Smith may be the largest of the all-female Seven Sisters schools, but it is not the first to admit transgender women—prominent all-women's colleges Wellesley and Mount Holyoke announced that they were opening their doors to transgender women this past March
Smith College is a private, independent women's liberal arts college with coed graduate and certificate programs in Northampton, Massachusetts. It is the largest member of the Seven Sisters. The Seven Sisters is a name given to seven liberal arts colleges in the Northeastern United States that are historically women's colleges. Smith is also a member of the Five Colleges consortium, which allows its students to attend classes at four other Pioneer Valley institutions: Mount Holyoke College, Amherst College, Hampshire College, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst.—Wikipedia—This image was processed as an HDR (High Dynamic Range) composition.
Image 2 of 12 from gallery of Smith College Campus Center / Weiss/Manfredi. Photograph by Jeff Goldberg/Esto
Smith College's unusual ceremony is more than just a silly tradition.
In this, the fourth of a series of stories about the academic centers that help shape the intellectual life of the college, the Smith Alumnae Quarterly spotlights the Jandon Center for Community Engagement.
The first openly gay U.S. senator talks about her historic campaign, being a role model, and the LGBT legislative agenda in 2013.
Chemistry group, class of 1893, looking through ladder top to bottom: Harriet Holden, Florence Corlise, Mabel Duncan, Florence Jackson, Virginia Lyman. Photograph by Knowlton...
We were inspired by the first women's basketball game to create a vintage design with touches of current trends. The date and place of this historical milestone is reflected in the soul of our sneaker. On March 21, 1893 at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, the meeting was held thanks to the Physical Education teacher, Senda Berenson. The quality of the materials is also a reflection of past times where artisans have created footwear with their hands as if it were an exclusive work of art.
The President of Smith College reflects on how an exercise in design thinking served as a window into a practice she holds dear.
Image 9 of 12 from gallery of Smith College Campus Center / Weiss/Manfredi. floor plans
Protests, complete with singing, chanting and banners, went on with Divest Smith, Extinction Rebellion Pioneer Valley and its Red Brigade that uses dance and movement to get an environmental message across, and other groups.
We were inspired by the first women's basketball game to create a vintage design with touches of current trends. The date and place of this historical milestone is reflected in the soul of our sneaker. On March 21, 1893 at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, the meeting was held thanks to the Physical Education teacher, Senda Berenson. The quality of the materials is also a reflection of past times where artisans have created footwear with their hands as if it were an exclusive work of art.
The largest of the all-female Seven Sister colleges is changing its policy to accept transgender women.
