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Celebrating 150 Years

Since we opened our doors in 1875, Smith has been educating women to be forces of change. Throughout 2025, we’ll reflect on and celebrate all the ways Smith has pushed the world forward. Celebrate with us!

Knowledge on Display

Spring at Smith offers students in any academic discipline imaginable an opportunity to show the community what they’ve been working on. From a public speaking competition to a day devoted to student projects tackling real-world problems, our spring showcases have something for everyone.

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Smith, in the Moment

Stay current with all things Smith. Learn about upcoming events and peruse the news on Smith Today.

A Culture of Curiosity

Diamond Jones ’25

English Language & Literature and Education & Child Study major

“I might be biased because I’m an education major, but I have never seen so many professors who are just dedicated to their students, not only as students but as human beings. I feel like a collaborator and a co-facilitator rather than a student in these classrooms.”

Leigh Fagin

Jean and David W. Wallace Foundation Director of the Smith Office for the Arts

“We have such talented students, and [the art sale] is a [great] way for the Smith community to see all the ways they’re being creative. Students have loved to share what they’ve made, talk about their techniques, and discuss their processes.”

Jiayan Sun

Assistant Professor of Music; Associate Chair for Performance Activities

“Music is a big part of the well-being of our students. And having pianos they can engage with—especially for those who might not have the opportunity otherwise—is an important part of what we offer.”

Dariana Guerrero ’17

Development Manager, Groundwork Lawrence

“I love Smith because I fought for it. I love Smith because the classes I took in theory deepened my understanding of the world and larger systems at play that I will spend my entire life fighting.”