The harm in jumping to conclusions

Justin's innocence or guilt ought to be determined in the fair courts of law, not the brutal court of public opinion, and until the legal system establishes beyond all reasonable doubt that Justin is guilty, Justin deserves the community's benefit of the doubt.

Skidmore senior to start a placement service business in Beijing

This summer, Samuel Schultz ’13 will embark on a plane to Beijing to start a summer camp placement service for Chinese students. Schultz plans to provide families looking for a summer camp in the United States for their child with a search utility that will suggest recommendations based on their child’s interests.

Attend the Tale: Department of Theatre presents Sweeney Todd

Love, Revenge, and Pies- take a trip to the streets of London with the demon barber of Fleet Street

The theater department is excited to announce its spring 2013 mainstage production, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and libretto by Hugh Wheeler. This production is directed by Carolyn Anderson with Scenic Design and Co-Creation by Garett Wilson. Full story

The sports world comes together in wake of Boston bombings

Sports have long been used to help cities and people move on after tragic events and return to normalcy.
 

President Glotzbach reportedly “kinda bummed” students “flake” on fireside chat

Accomplished philosopher, professor and administrator says it's “no big dealio”(April Fools Edition)

President Philip Glotzbach’s scheduled “fireside chat” on Wednesday, March 6 between 5:30 and 6:30 PM, was embarrassingly not attended by a single student.