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Lathrop House

2026-06-18T16:11:20Z

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'''Lathrop House''' (shortened to '''Lathrop''' or '''Lath''') is one of the nine main residential houses on campus.

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Joss House

2026-06-18T16:10:14Z

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'''Olivia Josselyn House''' (usually referred to as '''Josselyn House''', shortened to '''Joss''') is one of the nine main residential houses on campus.

== History ==
The building was a gift designed by Francis Allen and completed in 1912.<ref name=":0">https://offices.vassar.edu/residential-life/residence-halls/josselyn/</ref> It was a gift from Mrs. Russell Sage, and was named in honor of her mother.<ref name=":0" />

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Jewett House

2026-06-18T16:09:10Z

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'''Milo Jewett House''' (usually referred to as '''Jewett House''') is one of the nine main residential houses on campus. With nine stories, it is the tallest building on campus and at one point was the tallest in Dutchess County.

== History ==
The building was constructed in 1907 under the name '''North Hall'''.<ref name=":0">https://offices.vassar.edu/residential-life/residence-halls/jewett/</ref> In its early years it was also called '''Pilcher's Crime''', after Lewis Pilcher, the Vassar art professor who designed it.<ref>Main to Mudd, and More: An Informal History of Vassar College Buildings by Elizabeth Daniels 1987</ref> In 1915, Henry Noble MacCracken gave the house its current name, after the first president of the college.<ref name=":0" />

According to legend, Jewett resident Edna St. Vincent Millay threatened to throw herself from the roof.<ref name=":0" /> Evidently, she didn't follow through with that.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edna_St._Vincent_Millay</ref>

The building underwent extensive renovations in 2003.<ref name=":0" />

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== External links ==

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewett_House
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Davison House

2026-06-18T16:07:43Z

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'''Davison House''' (often shortened to '''Davi''') is one of the nine main residential houses on Vassar Campus. It is one of the quad dorms, and is the most recently renovated residential building.
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Cushing House

2026-06-18T16:05:53Z

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'''Cushing House''' is one of the nine main residential houses on Vassar Campus. It was built in 1927, making it the second newest dorm after its neighbor [[Noyes House|Noyes]]. The building is named after Florence Cushing, the first Aluma to be a member of the Board of Trustees.

Cushing has three full floors plus a small tower. Their House Team all campus event is the Cushing Carnival, which occurs in April.

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The Chapel

2026-06-18T16:01:59Z

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'''The Chapel''' was built in 1904 to house religious services. Prior to this, there had been a Chapel on the third and fourth floors of [[Main House|Main Building]]. Following the construction of the current Chapel, that space was converted into Assembly Hall.

In modern times the Chapel is no longer used as a religious space. Convocation, admitted students day and various student performances occur here. The basement has storage spaces used by the Vassar College Choir and Drama Department.
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Category:Performance groups

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Performance groups on campus, including music, theater, comedy and more.
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VC Royalty

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'''VC Royalty''' (Vassar College Royalty) is Vassar's drag org.<ref>https://www.instagram.com/vc.royalty/</ref>
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Category:Theater orgs

2026-06-18T15:54:28Z

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Student-led theater orgs (troupes/ensembles/producing orgs) at Vassar.
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Category:Comedy

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Comedy groups at Vassar.
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Category:Performance groups

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Performance groups on campus, including music, theater, comedy and more.

The Loeb

2026-06-18T15:51:29Z

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'''The Loeb''' is Vassar's art museum. The building was constructed in 1993 and it connected to [[Taylor Hall]], which houses the Art Department. Its garden is sometimes used for performances, such as drag shows by [[VC Royalty]] and the Vassar Review's release party.<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DXKQvqFEfUg/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==</ref>
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VCVI

2026-06-17T19:47:49Z

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'''VCVI''' (Vassar College Vassar Improv) is an improv group at Vassar College<ref>Hence the name. https://www.instagram.com/v.c.v.i/</ref>. They have a Jason.
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Harlequin Travelers

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The '''Harlequin Travelers''' are Vassar's "non-hierarchical, comedic" theater troupe.<ref>https://www.instagram.com/theharlequintravelers/</ref> They are also a "travelling" group, using nontraditional spaces such as Taylor 203<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DW7eugomBoK/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==</ref>, [[the Chapel]]<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DQ7cYUWAZK6/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==</ref>, or [[the Loeb]]<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/C5bfhEvgNLn/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==</ref>. They were founded in 2022<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/CjHNyJsLCxd/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

</ref>, and transitioned from pre-org to full org status in 2025<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DIkoZ2FA9lD/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==</ref>. They perform an original murder mystery (with casting open to non-troupe members) each fall and a troupe show each spring.
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Noyes Circle

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'''Noyes Circle''' (often shortened to '''Nircle''') is a large grass lawn in front of [[Noyes House]]. It is bordered by some trees, sometimes referred to as the '''Norest''' ('''Noyes forest'''). The multiple frisbee teams use the Nircle to practice. The Nircle was also the home of the [[Snort]].

== Events ==
Multiple large events are hosted on the Nircle each year.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Event
!Organization
!Date
|-
|Serenade
|Reslife?
|End of orientation
|-
|Light the Night
|RSLCP
|Early fall
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|Main Mania
|Main House Team
|Early fall
|-
|Halloween Tent
|Vassar College
|Saturday closest to Halloween
|-
|ViCE concert
|[[ViCE Music|ViCE]]
|April
|-
|Noise on Noyes
|Noyes House Team
|April
|-
|Vassar Table
|Presidents Office
|April
|-
|Founder's Day
|Vassar College
|Early May
|}
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Noyes Circle

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'''Noyes Circle''' (often shortened to '''Nircle''') is a large grass lawn in front of [[Noyes House]]. It is bordered by some trees, sometimes referred to as the '''Norest''' ('''Noyes forest'''). The multiple frisbee teams use the Nircle to practice. The Nircle was also the home of the [[Snort]].

== Events ==
Multiple large events are hosted on the Nircle each year.
{| class="wikitable"
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!Event
!Organization
!Date
|-
|Serenade
|Reslife?
|End of orientation
|-
|Light the Night
|RSLCP?
|Early fall
|-
|Main Mania
|Main House Team
|Early fall
|-
|Halloween Tent
|Vassar College
|Saturday closest to Halloween
|-
|ViCE concert
|[[ViCE Music|ViCE]]
|April
|-
|Noise on Noyes
|Noyes House Team
|April
|-
|Vassar Table
|Dining?
|April
|-
|Founder's Day
|Vassar College
|Early May
|}
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Raymond House

2026-05-28T19:56:13Z

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'''Raymond House''' is one of the nine main residential houses on Vassar Campus. It is one of the quad dorms.
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Jewett House

2026-05-20T18:27:41Z

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'''Milo Jewett House''' (usually referred to as '''Jewett House''') is one of the nine main residential houses on campus. With nine stories, it's the tallest dorm.

== History ==
The building was constructed in 1907 under the name '''North Hall'''.<ref name=":0">https://offices.vassar.edu/residential-life/residence-halls/jewett/</ref> In its early years it was also called '''Pilcher's Crime''', after Lewis Pilcher, the Vassar art professor who designed it.<ref>Main to Mudd, and More: An Informal History of Vassar College Buildings by Elizabeth Daniels 1987</ref> In 1915, Henry Noble MacCracken gave the house its current name, after the first president of the college.<ref name=":0" />

According to legend, Jewett resident Edna St. Vincent Millay threatened to throw herself from the roof.<ref name=":0" /> Evidently, she didn't follow through with that.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edna_St._Vincent_Millay</ref>

The building underwent extensive renovations in 2003.<ref name=":0" />

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== External links ==

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewett_House

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Joss House

2026-05-20T18:17:22Z

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'''Olivia Josselyn House''' (usually referred to as '''Josselyn House''', shortened to '''Joss''') is one of the nine main residential houses on campus.

== History ==
The building was a gift designed by Francis Allen and completed in 1912.<ref name=":0">https://offices.vassar.edu/residential-life/residence-halls/josselyn/</ref> It was a gift from Mrs. Russell Sage, and was named in honor of her mother.<ref name=":0" />

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Cushing House

2026-05-20T18:16:25Z

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'''Cushing House''' is one of the nine main residential houses on Vassar Campus. It is next to [[Noyes House|Noyes]].

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Noyes House

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'''Emma Hartman Noyes House''' (commonly shortened to '''Noyes House''') is the most recently built dorm of the nine residential houses on campus. It is situated between [[Cushing House]] and the [[The Deece|Deece]]. The building is curved and faces the [[Noyes Circle|Noyes Circle (Nircle)]].

== Construction ==
Noyes House was designed by Eero Saarinen. It was originally designed to be a full semi-circle, but only a quarter-circle was built. Construction was completed in 1958.

Add information: https://offices.vassar.edu/residential-life/residence-halls/noyes/

https://vcencyclopedia.vassar.edu/buildings-grounds-technology/buildings/emma-hartman-noyes-house/

== Rooms ==
Vassar's YouTube has a dorm tour video of Noyes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgJ_r4SJrw0

=== Doubles ===
There are ..... standard double in Noyes. They range from having dimensions of ... to ... and each have two triangular bay window seats. Above the seats are orb lights, and there are radiators under the seats. There are 9? particular doubles that have different dimensions, as they are not Nircle-facing. They are located at the far ends and the middle of each floor, except for the first.

=== Singles ===
Noyes Singles range from having dimensions of ... to .... The only singles with bay windows are the ones on the first floor, facing the Nircle. The rest of the singles are on the other side of the dorm and have flat windows with a flat circular light above, and radiators at the bottom. These windows face Cushing, the graveyard and the Deece.

=== Room furniture ===
Each single comes with a bed, desk, spinny chair, tall dresser, and built-in shelf on the wall. Each double comes with two of these items. Each single has two outlets, and each double has three(?). I will add the dimensions later!

=== Common rooms ===
On the first floor, Noyes has a lobby and two large common rooms. Every floor has two kitchenettes and bathrooms per floor. The basement has multiple rooms.

==== Noyes Lobby ====
The Noyes Lobby (or Nobby) is the main entrance room. It has two doors facing the Nircle with a vestibule, and one door facing the road. The elevator (Nelevator) is opposite to the vestibule. The Nobby typically has a rectangular table and a chair in it. From the Nobby, you can go to either exit, up or down the stairs or elevator, to the hallway with rooms that leads to the MPR, to the study room that is attached, or to the Jetsons Lounge.

==== Jetsons Lounge ====
[[File:Noyes House Jetson Lounge, March 2014.jpg|thumb|The Jetsons Lounge in March 2014]]
Central to the first floor of Noyes is the lounge, affectionately labeled "the Jetsons Lounge" (referencing the show ''The Jetsons'') due to its retro-futurist design.<ref>https://offices.vassar.edu/accessibility-and-educational-opportunity/accessibility/noyes-house/</ref> The lounge includes a sunken conversation pit, referred to by Noyesians as the "Passion Pit". Around the Passion Pit are various circular tables and chairs (some of this furniture might be replaced soon), as well as a printer and a Steinway piano.

Entering Jetsons from the Nobby, one would encounter:

* Jetsons kitchen (the largest kitchen in the dorm)
* Storage room and single-stall bathroom (known by some as the "poop deck") and
* The old computer room (which is currently empty, and might be turned into a workout room)
* The main room with the Passion Pit
* Two study rooms without doors that each contain a whiteboard, and some tables and chairs.

Past the study rooms is the Southwest staircase, past which are the apartments of the House Advisor and the House Fellow(s).

==== Multi Purpose Room ====
The Multi Purpose Room (MPR) was an addition to the Northeast side of the building, past the first floor singles. It has a high counter built into the Nircle- facing- window wall with stools to work at. There are also various stools and tall tables. At the back there is a ping-pong table, two vending machines, and a small couch. To the right of the entrance there is a TV that students to connect to with an HDMI cable. In front of the TV is a round couch that has a counter on the back. Behind this couch is the MPR kitchen, which has a piano, a fridge and cabinets (and probably a stove?). From the kitchen there are stairs to the basement. The MPR tends to get very hot at the start of the year.

==== Basement ====
The Noyes basement is an ominous place. It can be accessed from either of the two main staircases, the Nellevator, and the MPR kitchen stairs. Entering from the MPR stairs and walking through, one would encounter:

* House Team closet
* Door that says "Women 3"
* Empty room
* An employee break room
* Ceramics studio
* Men's Guest Bathroom (which no one uses and is basically gender-neutral)
* The stairs and Nelevator
* Two fenced-off storage areas
* Wide room where bikes are stored, with a low ceiling due to the passion pit (If you are taller than 5'3 watch our for pipes by your head), with a table with a plaster cast of half of a body
* Two laundry rooms
* Open room with chairs, tables, and a rug
* The "Blow Dicks" door (likely used to say "Below Ducts" but has been continuously drawn over)

==== Other floors ====
On each of the second, third and fourth floor, there are two kitchenettes and two gender-neutral bathrooms. Each of these floors are divided in half by a fire door. The bathrooms each have a wall of cubbies, a large mirror with four sinks, four toilet stalls, and three shower stalls. The kitchenettes vary slightly in size, but all contain a sink, microwave, cabinet, stove-top and rubbish bins. There are also some nooks that were used as phone booths on each floor.

== House Team ==
Noyes [[House Team]] typically consists of 6 Stufels, 3 Cofels, 3 HFIs, an HSA, HP and VP. Eva Fontanez is the current House Advisor.

=== Projects ===
Next year, Noyes House Team hopes to paint a mural on the main stairwell of various aquatic habitats and levels of depth. To get involved, contact Fia Marrison!

=== Noise on Noyes ===
Each spring, Noyes House Team hosts '''Noise on Noyes''', an all-campus event. It is held in the spring semester, in mid to late April. It features student bands, has free food, student clothing sales, and other activities. Though it is always a fun event when in Jetsons or the Aula, for at least the past five years House Team has hoped to host it on the Nircle, but it has rained (and in 2025 snowed) every time. Hopefully next year the curse will be broken.

==== Past house chants ====
* "Make, some, Noyes!!! (to the tune of Pitbull's Hotel Room) Ba ba ba ba BA ba ba meet me at the passion pit Ba ba ba ba BA ba ba meet me at the passion pit!"(Pose as a Narwhal)
* "No! Yes! No! Yes! No! Yes! No! Yes! Make, some, Nooooyes"(Scream)
* "Who are we?" "Noyes House!" "What are we?" "Gnarly!" "You mess with the Narwhal you get the horn!"
* "Who are we?" "Narwhals!" "What are we?" "Gnarly!" "Make, some, Noooyes!" "(to the tune of Katseye's Gnarly) Na-na-na-nana gnarly, na-na-na-nana narwhals, na-na-na-nana gnarly, everything's Noyes House!"

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Category:A cappella groups

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This page lists starting points to explore the wiki. It should not be a comprehensive list of all pages; for such a list, see [[Special:AllPages]].

== Student groups ==
* [[:Category:Student orgs]]
** [[A cappella]]
** [[:Category:Affinity groups|Affinity groups]]
** [[:Category:Activist groups|Activist groups]]
**[[:Category:Activity orgs|Activity orgs]]

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* [[:Category:Buildings]]
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== Academics ==

* [[:Category:Departments]]

Category:Music groups

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Music groups on campus, including VSA Orgs, Music Department ensembles or student bands.
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Trad

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{{Infobox group|name=Trad|time=Sundays 4-6|location=Jewett Parlor|email=traditionalmusic.vsa@vassar.edu|socials=[https://www.instagram.com/vctrad/ Instagram]}}

'''Vassar College Traditional Music''', usually called '''VC Trad''' or simply '''Trad''', is an org dedicated to sharing traditional music. Every week they host an open [[wikipedia:Irish_traditional_music_session|session]] that any community member may attend to learn pieces. They play music from various traditions, including [[wikipedia:Irish_traditional_music|Irish]], American [[wikipedia:Old-time_music|Oldtime]], [[wikipedia:Nordic_folk_music|Scandinavian]] and [[wikipedia:Scottish_folk_music|Scottish]].<ref>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/15tESyU-frT6Iq7yZKlAy4zho1MBjrgdr8a4WVlCuD-U/edit?tab=t.0 Trad Tune Library]</ref> Trad frequently plays at concerts and events on campus.

== History ==
VC Trad was founded in Fall 2019 by Malcolm Callagy '20.<ref name=":0"><nowiki>https://www.instagram.com/vctrad/</nowiki></ref> It was certified as a pre-org with the VSA until 2021 before becoming unofficial. In 2023, it was again registered as a pre-org and a full org in 2025.<ref name=":0" />

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Greens

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{{Infobox group|name=Vassar Greens|access=All students|time=Wednesdays 8:00 pm|location=Rocky|email=greens.vsa@vassar.edu|socials=[https://www.instagram.com/vassar.greens/ Main], [https://www.instagram.com/greens_free_market/ Free Market]}}

The '''Vassar Greens''' are an environmental org on campus. When it was founded in the early 1990s, it was called the '''Ecology Club'''.<ref>Miscellany News 29 March 1996 — Vassar Newspaper & Magazine Archive</ref> It runs the Free Market, a collection of clothes and other donated goods that are given out to the Vassar community for free every week in the College Center.

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Working Students Coalition

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The '''Working Students Coalition''' ('''WSC''', pronounced as "whisk")<ref>https://www.instagram.com/wsc.vassar/</ref> is a student org for student workers to voice concerns and questions regarding their jobs, advocate for labor-related changes, and promote solidarity on campus.

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Students for Equitable Environmental Decisions

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{{Infobox group|access=All students|time=Wednesdays 7:00 pm|location=Rocky 110|email=seed.vsa@vassar.edu|socials=[https://www.instagram.com/vassar.seed/ Instagram]}}

'''Students for Equitable Environmental Decisions''' (abbreviated as '''SEED''') is a student org dedicated to environmental issues and activism. Its primary focus is fighting for decarbonization of the campus heating system. Vassar's current steam heating burns fossil fuels on campus, and in the near future the college will be moving to a [[wikipedia:Ground_source_heat_pump|geothermal heat pump]] system.<ref name=":0">Engineering firm Wendel to prepare Vassar decarbonization plan – The Miscellany News</ref> SEED holds seats on the [https://www.vassar.edu/sustainability/leadership Climate Action and Sustainability Committee] (CASC) and [https://www.vassar.edu/arboretum Arboretum Committee].

== History ==
SEED was originally founded as '''DivestVC''', pushing Vassar to withdraw their investments in fossil fuel companies. In May 2016, a week-long sit in was staged outside the office of President Catherine Bond Hill.<ref>DivestVC responds to recent trustee vote – The Miscellany News</ref> They also pushed for the Carbon Neutrality by 2030 in Vassar's 2020 Climate Action Plan.<ref><nowiki>https://vassarseed.wixsite.com/website/climate-action</nowiki></ref> In 2022, SEED achieved their goal of divesting Vassar from fossil fuels. With their main goal accomplished, SEED merged with the [[Greens]], another environmental org, in Fall 2022.

In late 2024, SEED was reestablished as '''DecarbonizeVC''', before returning to the previous name. The org now advocated for Vassar to swiftly transition to a ground source heat pump heating system.<ref>Making the case for ground-source heat pumps at Vassar – The Miscellany News</ref> In 2025, Vassar hired the engineering firm [https://wendelcompanies.com/ Wendel] to produce a plan of how to decarbonize the college.<ref name=":0" /> In 2026, the College's Master Planning Committee allocated $25 million of the next fundraising campaign to decarbonization projects. SEED has called on the College to break ground on the project by 2030.<ref><nowiki>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YDbCy_IUA-lrzfMv2Np7UiWhoQ4r1at7CPv0N71kVZ4/edit?tab=t.0</nowiki></ref>

== References ==
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VSA orgs dedicated to student activism.
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Students for Justice in Palestine

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{{Infobox group|email=sjpvassar@gmail.com|socials=[https://www.instagram.com/vassarsjp/ Instagram]}}

'''Vassar Students for Justice in Palestine''' (or '''Vassar SJP''') is a chapter of National Students for Justice in Palestine, a student org dedicated to the liberation and self-determination of Palestine and its people.

== Upcoming events ==
{{Poster|name=Flea Market|organizers=[[Students for Justice in Palestine]]|date=2026-04-25|time=12:30 to 4 pm|place=College Center (Retreat side and patio)}}

== History ==
On February 5, 2026, a group of students peacefully disrupted a lecture by Steven Cash, hosted by Engaged Pluralism. The protestors sought to denounce Cash's work in drafting the Patriot Act and establishing the Department of Homeland Security, as well as his invitation to speak at Vassar.<ref name=":0">https://www.instagram.com/p/DWjiRLEDjzn/?img_index=3</ref> The disruption caused the event to end early. In a statement shortly after the event, President Bradley characterized the protest as "against our community expectations as well as the college’s commitment to Academic Responsibility and Respect for Persons".<ref>February 6, 2026 email "A message from the president: Speaker event" from presidentsoffice@vassar.edu</ref> The Community Expectations office and VSA leveled sanctions against SJP and placed the org on probation. In a March 31 statement, SJP characterized the disciplinary response as "egregiously biased and distorted", accusing the College of racial profiling and political repression.<ref name=":0" />

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{{Construction}}[[File:The Snort.jpg|thumb|The main entrance of the Snort, which faced the path between the Deece and Noyes House.]]
[[File:3D Scan of the Snort.png|thumb|A 3D scan taken of the Snort Feb 6, 2026]]The '''Snow Fort''' ('''Snort''') was a large quinzhee (snow cave) built by [[User:FaffingFia|Fia Marrison]] and their friends on the [[Noyes Circle]] in the winter of 2025-2026. It contained four chambers and an outdoor courtyard, with various connecting tunnels.

== Building ==
The Snort went under many phases and changes.

=== Tools ===
The Snort was built with.... After the majority of the second chamber was built, the builders used a metal shovel and the ice pick from the [[Outing Club]]. Later they also used a large plastic shovel from them as well.

=== Time ===
According to Fia's spreadsheet schedule, they spent ..... hours on the snort.

== Documentation ==

=== Media ===
The Snort was featured on Vassar's socials in a video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7NQtd_cEzvw

[[The Miscellany News]] made a video and published an article on the Snort: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jDTelj1cio https://miscellanynews.org/2026/02/05/features/building-a-snow-fort-with-a-pan-a-cup-and-a-dream/

=== Notebook ===
Fia kept a notebook for the duration of the Snort.

== Community Engagement ==
Many people collaborated on building the Snort. Fia, Cormac, Quin, Etta, Sophia, and Reave were the main consistent builders. Other collaborators included: Xander, Melody, Asher, Valentin, Parker (as secretary), Rache, Este, Ziva.

Fia also collaborated with two members of the grounds team, Bernardo and Jaime, to plow snow to give the Snort some more life, and to make a small snow structure by the preschool [[Winpfheimer|Wimpfheimer]].

Starting March ? there was a guestbook in the Snort that people could write notes in.

== Artwork ==
Fia has made many theoretical and representative floor plans of the Snort, and has drawn sketches of the Snort in ballpoint pen. For their Color (Art 108) midterm they made three small chalk pastel drawings on black paper. As their Drawing 1 (Art 103) final they made four large chalk pastel drawings.

== History ==
....

== Current state ==
Fia collapsed the Snort over spring break, and the very final remnants melted on March 25th. Fia is currently doing an independent study on Snow Architecture, and they will continue to update this page and maybe post the link to a digital zine here if they make one.
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VCycle

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'''VCycle''' is a free bike initiative by the [[Vassar Students Association|VSA]].

== History ==
The initiative began as a result of a surplus in the VSA's executive discretionary fund for the 2022–2023 year. The Director of Services for that year decided to use the surplus for a bike share program.<ref name=":0">https://miscellanynews.org/2023/10/26/news/vsa-launches-new-bike-initiative/</ref> The infrastructure for the program was bought from the company On Bike Share and totaled about $39,000.<ref name=":0" />

The rollout brought criticism over glitches in the app required to unlock a bike from the racks.<ref>https://miscellanynews.org/2024/12/04/news/comedians-expose-the-vsa-at-town-hall-roast/</ref><ref>https://miscellanynews.org/2023/11/15/opinions/kinks-in-vcycle-need-to-be-worked-out/</ref>

In April 2026, the Senate changed VCycle into a short-term bike lending program, where bikes can be checked out for a semester.<ref>https://miscellanynews.org/2026/04/16/news/vsa-updates/vsa-highlights-april-12/</ref>

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Davidson House

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Davison (Davi) is one of the nine main residential houses on Vassar Campus. It is a quad dorm.
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Biology Department

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{{Infobox|title=Biology Department|label1=Abreviation|data1=BIOL|label2=Department Office|data2=Bridge 240|label3=Founded|data3=1973|label4=Chair|data4=Nancy Jo Pokrywka}}The '''Biology Department''', abbreviated as '''BIOL''', is one of the largest academic departments at Vassar. The department was founded in 1973 through the combination of the Anatomy, Plant Sciences and Zoology Departments.<ref>Natural History Museum - Vassar Encyclopedia - Vassar College</ref> The department's primary facilities are in Olmsted Hall of Biological Sciences, as well as the Bridge for Laboratory Sciences. The department collaborates on several interdepartmental and interdisciplinary programs, including Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Neuroscience & Behavior and Science, Technology & Society.<ref><nowiki>https://www.vassar.edu/biology</nowiki></ref>

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Natural History Museum

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{{Infobox|title=Vassar College Natural History Museum|label1=Founded|data1=1864|label2=Location|data2=Main 5th Floor (1864-1874), Avery Hall (1874-1918), New England Building (1918-1986), Ely Hall (1992-present)}}

The '''Vassar College Natural History Museum''' was founded in 1864 as the '''Cabinet of Geology and Minerology''' and has existed in some form ever since. Throughout time, it has been housed in Main Building, Avery Hall and New England Building, before being distributed between Ely Hall and Olmsted Hall.
[[File:Geology Cabinet.jpg|thumb|An etching of the Cabinet from 1867.]]

== History ==

=== Cabinet of Geology and Minerology ===
Henry A. Ward, a Professor of Natural History at the University of Rochester, was hired in 1862 to assemble a museum for the College.<ref name=":0">Natural History Museum - Vassar Encyclopedia - Vassar College</ref> In 1864, Ward constructed the Cabinet of Geology and Minerology on the 5th floor of Main.<ref name=":1">Vassar college and its founder: Lossing, Benson John, 1867: Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming: Internet Archive</ref> A smaller Cabinet of Natural History was also kept on the third floor.<ref name=":1" /> Yale professor James D. Dana described the collection as surpassing anything he had seen in the United States of Europe.<ref name=":0" /> Sanborn Tenney was hired in 1865 as Vassar's first Professor of Natural History. A student of [[wikipedia:Louis_Agassiz|Louis Agassiz]], the famed Darwin critic, Tenney was a creationist and rejected the theory of evolution. Tenney was replaced by James Orton in 1869. Orton was a friend of Henry Ward and Charles Darwin, and served as manager of the collection until he died in 1877 in Peru on a collecting trip.<ref name=":0" />

=== Vassar College Museum of Natural History ===
In 1874, the College's Riding Academy was decommissioned. This led to the collections being moved to the Calisthenium and Riding Academy (later Avery Hall) and the rebranding to the Vassar College Museum of Natural History.<ref name=":0" /> The Riding Academy would be renamed to the Museum. At this time, the collections expanded beyond geology to include zoological and anatomical specimens.

Upon Orton's death, William Buck Dwight became the college's new Professor of Natural History. Dwight's major project was to acquire a mastodon skeleton for the Museum. Dwight assembled one using the bones of many individuals from across the nation, and the [[Vassar Mastodon]] became one of the centerpieces of the collection.<ref name=":0" /> It measured 9 feet tall and 20 feet long, larger than most mastodons.<ref name=":2">Mastodon - Vassar Encyclopedia - Vassar College</ref>
[[File:Mastodon.jpg|thumb|The Vassar Mastodon on the third floor of New England.<ref>Natural History Museum - Vassar Encyclopedia - Vassar College</ref>]]

=== Move to New England ===
In 1918, the Museum moved again, this time to New England Building. The second floor was taken up by the collection of 3,000 taxidermy birds, including over half of all those in North America. The landing between the first and second floors had embryological models from a wide variety of animals. The majority of exhibits were on the third floor, including specimens in cases and the skeletons and taxidermies. Skeletons included a Mastodon, horse, cow, pig and deer, and taxidermies included a sea turtle, walrus, a famous game fish, the tarpon (which was an impressive 6 feet, 6 inches long and weighed about 187 pounds), and the American Bison. There were also models of extinct elephant relatives and a saber-toothed tiger, as well as displays of insects and parisites.<ref name=":0" /> At this time, all Poughkeepsie children came on field trips to the museum.

Over time, the museum fell into disrepair. In the 1970s the Walrus, Buffalo and other specimens needed to be disposed of due to infestations. An employee stole these from the dumpster, but the walrus tusks were returned in 2006.<ref name=":0" />

In 1973, with the creation of Olmsted Hall, the Plant Sciences, Zoology and Anatomy departments were consolidated into one singular Biology Department. With their move to Olmsted, New England third floor was turned over to studio art. In 1979 the decision was made to close the museum, and Professor Margaret Wright was tasked with finding new homes for the collections. Pieces of the museum were send to Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., the Museum of Natural History in New York City, the State Museum at Albany, the Trailside Museum in Westchester County, Dutchess Community College and the Audubon Society. Some of the birds were moved to Olmsted Hall, where they remain to this day.

In 1986, the Mastodon skeleton was believed to be a plaster cast and was scheduled to be disposed of. An art professor contacted the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan and confirmed that it was in fact real. The skeleton was transferred to SUNY New Paltz, where it sat unassembled in storage until at least 2005.<ref name=":2" />

=== A. Scott Warthin Museum of Geology and Natural History ===
The little remained of the museum was moved to Ely Hall in 1992, and in 2006 it was renamed the A. Scott Warthin Museum of Geology and Natural History. The Earth Science department maintains these collections.

== References ==
<references />

Historic Vassar

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{{Infobox group|access=All community members|time=Fridays 3:00 pm|location=Noyes MPR}}

'''Historic Vassar''', originally the '''Vassar Historic Preservation Coalition''', is an unofficial student organization dedicated to the history of campus. They have assembled a repository of historical sources and perform research projects into the built history of Vassar.<ref>[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10ktT9QnYXzQn7XZhcgglmNWPlRnhYOc8 Vassar Historical Research Repository - Google Drive]</ref>

== References ==
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Greens

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Natural History Museum

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{{Infobox|title=Vassar College Natural History Museum|label1=Founded|data1=1864}}

The '''Vassar College Natural History Museum''' was founded in 1864 as the '''Cabinet of Geology and Minerology''' and has existed in some form ever since. Throughout time, it has been housed in Main Building, Avery Hall and New England Building, before being distributed between Ely Hall and Olmsted Hall.
[[File:Geology Cabinet.jpg|thumb|An etching of the Cabinet from 1867.]]

== History ==

=== Cabinet of Geology and Minerology ===
Henry A. Ward, a Professor of Natural History at the University of Rochester, was hired in 1862 to assemble a museum for the College.<ref name=":0">Natural History Museum - Vassar Encyclopedia - Vassar College</ref> In 1864, Ward constructed the Cabinet of Geology and Minerology on the 5th floor of Main.<ref name=":1">Vassar college and its founder: Lossing, Benson John, 1867: Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming: Internet Archive</ref> A smaller Cabinet of Natural History was also kept on the third floor.<ref name=":1" /> Yale professor James D. Dana described the collection as surpassing anything he had seen in the United States of Europe.<ref name=":0" /> Sanborn Tenney was hired in 1865 as Vassar's first Professor of Natural History. A student of [[wikipedia:Louis_Agassiz|Louis Agassiz]], the famed Darwin critic, Tenney was a creationist and rejected the theory of evolution. Tenney was replaced by James Orton in 1869. Orton was a friend of Henry Ward and Charles Darwin, and served as manager of the collection until he died in 1877 in Peru on a collecting trip.<ref name=":0" />

=== Vassar College Museum of Natural History ===
In 1874, the College's Riding Academy was decommissioned. This led to the collections being moved to the Calisthenium and Riding Academy (later Avery Hall) and the rebranding to the Vassar College Museum of Natural History.<ref name=":0" /> The Riding Academy would be renamed to the Museum. At this time, the collections expanded beyond geology to include zoological and anatomical specimens.

Upon Orton's death, William Buck Dwight became the college's new Professor of Natural History. Dwight's major project was to acquire a mastodon skeleton for the Museum. Dwight assembled one using the bones of many individuals from across the nation, and the [[Vassar Mastodon]] became one of the centerpieces of the collection.<ref name=":0" /> It measured 9 feet tall and 20 feet long, larger than most mastodons.<ref name=":2">Mastodon - Vassar Encyclopedia - Vassar College</ref>
[[File:Mastodon.jpg|thumb|The Vassar Mastodon on the third floor of New England.<ref>Natural History Museum - Vassar Encyclopedia - Vassar College</ref>]]

=== Move to New England ===
In 1918, the Museum moved again, this time to New England Building. The second floor was taken up by the collection of 3,000 taxidermy birds, including over half of all those in North America. The landing between the first and second floors had embryological models from a wide variety of animals. The majority of exhibits were on the third floor, including specimens in cases and the skeletons and taxidermies. Skeletons included a Mastodon, horse, cow, pig and deer, and taxidermies included a sea turtle, walrus, a famous game fish, the tarpon (which was an impressive 6 feet, 6 inches long and weighed about 187 pounds), and the American Bison. There were also models of extinct elephant relatives and a saber-toothed tiger, as well as displays of insects and parisites.<ref name=":0" /> At this time, all Poughkeepsie children came on field trips to the museum.

Over time, the museum fell into disrepair. In the 1970s the Walrus, Buffalo and other specimens needed to be disposed of due to infestations. An employee stole these from the dumpster, but the walrus tusks were returned in 2006.<ref name=":0" />

In 1973, with the creation of Olmsted Hall, the Plant Sciences, Zoology and Anatomy departments were consolidated into one singular Biology Department. With their move to Olmsted, New England third floor was turned over to studio art. In 1979 the decision was made to close the museum, and Professor Margaret Wright was tasked with finding new homes for the collections. Pieces of the museum were send to Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., the Museum of Natural History in New York City, the State Museum at Albany, the Trailside Museum in Westchester County, Dutchess Community College and the Audubon Society. Some of the birds were moved to Olmsted Hall, where they remain to this day.

In 1986, the Mastodon skeleton was believed to be a plaster cast and was scheduled to be disposed of. An art professor contacted the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan and confirmed that it was in fact real. The skeleton was transferred to SUNY New Paltz, where it sat unassembled in storage until at least 2005.<ref name=":2" />

=== A. Scott Warthin Museum of Geology and Natural History ===
The little remained of the museum was moved to Ely Hall in 1992, and in 2006 it was renamed the A. Scott Warthin Museum of Geology and Natural History. The Earth Science department maintains these collections.

== References ==
<references />

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Students for Equitable Environmental Decisions

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{{Infobox group|access=All students|time=Wednesdays 7:00 pm|location=Rocky 110|email=seed.vsa@vassar.edu|socials=[https://www.instagram.com/vassar.seed/ Instagram],}}

'''Students for Equitable Environmental Decisions''' or '''SEED''' is a student org dedicated to environmental issues and activism. Its primary focus is fighting for decarbonization of the campus heating system. Vassar's current steam heating burns fossil fuels on campus, and in the near future the college will be moving to a [[wikipedia:Ground_source_heat_pump|geothermal heat pump]] system.<ref name=":0">Engineering firm Wendel to prepare Vassar decarbonization plan – The Miscellany News</ref> SEED holds seats on the [https://www.vassar.edu/sustainability/leadership Climate Action and Sustainability Committee] (CASC) and [https://www.vassar.edu/arboretum Arboretum Committee].

== History ==
SEED was originally founded as '''DivestVC''', pushing Vassar to withdraw their investments in fossil fuel companies. In May 2016, a weeklong sit in was staged outside the office of President Catherine Bond Hill.<ref>DivestVC responds to recent trustee vote – The Miscellany News</ref> They also pushed for the Carbon Neutrality by 2030 in Vassar's 2020 Climate Action Plan.<ref><nowiki>https://vassarseed.wixsite.com/website/climate-action</nowiki></ref> In 2022, SEED achieved their goal of divesting Vassar from fossil fuels. With their main goal accomplished, SEED merged with [[Vassar Greens|Greens]], another Environmental org, in Fall 2022.

In late 2024, SEED was reestablished as '''DecarbonizeVC''' before returning to the previous name. The org now advocated for Vassar to swiftly transition to a ground source heat pump heating system.<ref>Making the case for ground-source heat pumps at Vassar – The Miscellany News</ref> In 2025, Vassar hired the engineering firm [https://wendelcompanies.com/ Wendel] to produce a plan of how to decarbonize the college.<ref name=":0" /> In 2026, the College's Master Planning Committee allocated $25 Million of the next fundraising campaign to decarbonization projects. SEED has called on the College to break ground on the project by 2030.<ref><nowiki>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YDbCy_IUA-lrzfMv2Np7UiWhoQ4r1at7CPv0N71kVZ4/edit?tab=t.0</nowiki></ref>

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VTree

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{{Infobox group|socials=[https://www.instagram.com/vtree_initiative/ Instagram]}}

'''VTree''', officially '''Vassar Team for Restoration and Ecological Engagement''', is an environmental org on campus. It was founded in 2025 and is currently registered as a pre-org with the VSA. Following unauthorized tree removals by grounds in October of 2025, VTree worked with [[Students for Equitable Environmental Decisions|SEED]] to lead the opposition, resulting in the codification of a new Tree Removal Policy.<ref>Clearance of “Seed” sculpture trees highlights need for transparency – The Miscellany News</ref> Since 2026, VTree has held a seat on the [https://www.vassar.edu/arboretum/committee Arboretum Committee].<ref>[https://www.vassar.edu/arboretum/committee Committee | The Arboretum | Vassar College]</ref> It has organized vine removal events and has planted 118 trees on Campus in the spring of 2026, primarily along the Casperkill creek.

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