April News
College News
Check out the college’s latest Smith Quarterly edition.
Details of the Alum Career Program and upcoming events can be found here.
If you are visiting the Mothership:
- Alumnae House Gallery: Holley Flagg ‘62 Art Exhibition (through August 3)
Club-Sponsored Events
Photo courtesy of Farah Pandith
Annual Scholarship Benefit
Thursday, April 23rd | 6:00pm - 8:30pm
The University Club of New York
Join the Smith College Club of New York City’s Annual Scholarship Benefit! This year’s theme is “A Conversation about Diplomacy in Uncertain Times”with Farah Pandith ‘90 in conversation with Kate O’Brian ‘80, Trustee of Smith College.
Tuesday, April 28 | 6:00pm - 7:00pm | Poster House (119 West 23rd): Tour of “Love and Fury: New York’s Fight against AIDS”.
The show documents the extraordinary use of posters during the AIDS crisis. Posters became lifelines for finding clinics, mourning the dead, demanding justice, and fighting for the living.
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🎭 April 13th | 7:00 PM OR April 14th | 8:00 PM | The Tank (312 West 36th): Cheer on Aria Martinelli, Class of 2024, in her play, The Pink House! The piece is part of a larger body of work that explores culture and interpersonal relationships in small towns. The Pink House takes place in Bergamo, Italy, post Covid lock-down. For more information, and tickets, click here.
🎨 Through April 11th | Astor Weeks (209 Canal Street): Solo exhibition by Elisa Jensen ‘87. Details are here: Elisa Jensen Solo Exhibition
Smithie News
🥋 Krav Maga: Sapphire Tang, Class of 2022, is a certified International Krav Maga Federation teacher who teaches low-cost ($10-$30) group women’s classes in Manhattan. Sapphire teaches a 2-hour self-defense seminar monthly and weekly general classes (usually Sunday, from 6-8). For more information, check out the Krav Maga website here. To sign up for classes, email sapphiret519@gmail.com.
Work and Volunteering Opportunities
Photo Credit: Peter Phillips
Attention Readers! The Smith College Club of NYC has two longstanding book clubs! They each meet once a month on a weeknight throughout the year. The books, which span all genres, are proposed and voted on by each club's members. One club meets virtually over Zoom most of the time. The other club usually meets in-person in members' homes, which limits the size of the group. If you are interested in joining either club, please contact Joan Dilakian.