Skidmore College welcomed alumni, families, and friends to campus Oct. 17–19 for Homecoming and Family Weekend 2025 — a joyful celebration of community, creativity, and Thoroughbred pride.
A childhood coach’s words on sportsmanship at the Little League World Series continued to echo through Trey Bourque ’25’s time at Skidmore, where heart, grit, and service defined his leadership on and off the field.
In It 10 connects past and present, encouraging Skidmore students, staff, faculty, and community partners to reflect on our collective responsibility to learn, remember, and act.
Keith Murray ’91, a Skidmore history major and head mechanic at Coachworks of Saratoga, exemplifies the College’s longstanding “mind and hand” ethos.
Earlier this year, Matt Ferrari ’05 successfully summited Mount Everest — with a Skidmore flag in hand.
Skidmore and Union colleges will cohost a two-day residency with acclaimed dance duo Baye & Asa, Oct. 29-30, featuring student workshops and two public events in Schenectady.
Hua Hsu visited Skidmore’s campus to engage with students, faculty, and staff in an intimate exploration of “Stay True,” the Class of 2029 First-Year Experience summer reading.
The Frances Young Tang ’61 Teaching Museum and Art Gallery — a national model for campus museums — is celebrating 25 years as a hub of interdisciplinary learning, creativity, and curiosity.
Gifts of more than $3.3 million from the late Sibyl Vaughan Kirby ’47 will expand scholarship support at Skidmore College, a reflection of the alumna’s lifelong dedication to her alma mater, her service to others, and her belief in the transformative power of education.
Carnegie Hall's Ensemble Connect returns to Skidmore College for its fall residency Oct. 21–25, part of a biannual program now in its 19th year.