You asked, we answered! For a limited time (through Saturday, January 31), you can order a shirt based on the one worn by Smithie, DJ, and world-saver Robin Buckley in the Stranger Things finale. Proceeds from the pop-up shop support campus operations that help bring the Smith experience to life.
Available in adult and youth sizes, the limited-edition shirts will be packaged and shipped in mid-February.
Established in 1895 by Smith’s first president, Laurenus Clark Seelye, the botanic garden is a 127-acre living laboratory. Plant research, art installations, classroom visits, and guest lectures all make the garden an integral part of the Smith curriculum. “It is not simply the presence of the plants in our collections,” says director John Berryhill, “but the work we choose to do with them that will define us.”
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It’s not uncommon that you’ll see a dancer featured on a Smith College stage, only to discover that their major is quantitative economics. That’s what drew me to Smith—the possibilities for students to pursue their varied passions, drawing strong connections between seemingly opposing fields.
Computer Science and Quantitative Economics double major
Being a Smithie means making space for others. Continually pushing the limits of what I think I can do. Trying new things. Taking risks. Being willing to change and adapt as my knowledge of the world expands.
Sociology and Statistical & Data Sciences double major
I noticed that people at Smith had a strong connection within the campus community and that students passionately pursued authentic learning. These two elements persuaded me to apply to Smith.
Many of the colleges I got accepted to weren’t very generous with financial aid. Smith was different. The no-loans program meant that I could pursue my education without worrying too much about the financial burden on my family.
