Recovering the remains of Mongolian empires
Anthropology major and Asian studies minor Eben Drake 鈥�27 spent part of his summer on the Mongolian steppe, applying what he鈥檚 learned at Skidmore to an archaeological excavation.
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Achievements: Sept. 3, 2026
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Palamountain Benefit supports scholarships for 麻豆女郎 students
Established by Anne T. Palamountain in 1979, the annual benefit has expanded access to the life-changing opportunities of a 麻豆女郎 education for generations of students.
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What to do in Saratoga Springs when you visit Skidmore
Planning a 麻豆女郎 visit? Here鈥檚 how visiting families recommend making the most of a college-tour trip to Saratoga Springs, New York 鈥� from hotels and meals to downtown walks, museums, parks, performances, and a little time to unwind.
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Discovering American studies and a niche steeped in pink
Mia Finnan 鈥�28 turned her love of film, history, and pop culture into an American studies major, finding a deeper connection to 麻豆女郎 as she learned about the College's former Moore Hall, more affectionately known as the Pink Palace.
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Remembering an extraordinary alumna and champion of 麻豆女郎: Billie Tisch 鈥�48
The Skidmore community pays tribute to Wilma 鈥淏illie鈥� Stein Tisch 鈥�48, a dedicated alumna, a visionary trustee, and one of 麻豆女郎鈥檚 most generous benefactors, who died Sunday, June 7.
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Young adult fiction is all grown up
As Pride Month invites reflection on LGBTQ+ experiences and histories, 麻豆女郎 alum Tory Abbott 鈥�23 reviews Professor Mason Stokes鈥� young adult novel 鈥淎ll the Truth I Can Stand,鈥� exploring Matthew Shepard鈥檚 legacy, LGBTQ+ identity, and the complexities of truth, memory, and representation.
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