- Camp Abilities, a summer sports camp Aug. 3-9 for children and teens with visual impairments, adds adapted tennis to their programming — made possible by the indoor courts at Skidmore’s McCaffery-Wagman Tennis and Wellness Center.
- The 46th annual Palamountain Benefit honors the Saratoga Hospital resident physician and debuts the Palamountain Community Service Award for dedication to Skidmore’s scholarship mission.
- Math majors Riley Vavolizza ’26 and Rachel Xia ’26 teamed up with Associate Professor Kirsten Hogenson to turn a board game into cutting-edge research — an example of Skidmore faculty research with students over the summer.
- With the help of alumni mentors and experiential learning at Skidmore, Vermont native and former student-athlete Paige Karl ’24 has transformed a lifelong interest in the environment into a corporate sustainability role in New York City.
- College employees, students, and friends gathered for a June panel, "Pride in Place: Uplifting LGBTQ+ Voices in Our Region," to reflect on the importance of community connections with local leaders.
- The annual summer series, made possible by a generous grant from Stewart’s Shops and the Dake Family, celebrates community through music, readings, and discussion by acclaimed artists and scholars.
- Architect Gregory Kahn Melitonov ’04 describes how Skidmore’s creative, interdisciplinary approach continues to shape his socially driven, community-centered design work.
- The rain couldn't drown out the joy on campus over Reunion weekend, when more than 800 alumni from class years ending in 0 and 5, as well as alumni spanning every era of Skidmore's theater program, returned to campus.
- Community members from departments across campus came together to celebrate the accomplishments of their colleagues during this year’s Retirement and Recognition Ceremony.
- Make a gift on May 22 and tell the world that Creative Thought Matters more than ever. Thanks to the generosity of lead Charter Day challengers, every gift to the Skidmore Fund will be matched up to $200,000, doubling the impact.