by Amanda Buendia ‘29
Photo by Evelyn Lorinczi ‘29
From the woods of New Hampshire, Sadie Currier ‘29 has been elected as the Class of 2029 President.
Currier is a bass-playing, film-loving, disciple of the humanities and is dedicated to structuring her presidency through the values of her fellow students.
From the woods of New Hampshire, Sadie Currier ‘29 has been elected as the Class of 2029 President. Currier is a bass-playing, film-loving, disciple of the humanities and is dedicated to structuring her presidency through the values of her fellow students.
Loud music is coming from speakers and the smell of tacos fills the streets of New York City on a sunny afternoon. From every corner, there are families laughing and a colorful array of mariachis playing their songs. On Sept. 21, the parade celebrating Mexican Independence Day took place on Madison Avenue from 39th Street to 27th Street. Starting at 12 p.m., floats were lined up as people arrived to enjoy the parade.
AVI Fresh, Sarah Lawrence’s dining service provider, has faced persistent criticism from students over the years. The college currently ranks 7th worst in the nation for dining quality, according to the 2025 edition of The Princeton Review. In response to mounting student dissatisfaction, AVI has implemented changes this school year, including new menu specials and surveys conducted to improve the dining experience.
On Tuesday Oct. 29 the Barbara Walters Campus Center welcomed a panel of experts in journalism, social media and politics to discuss the prevalence of misinformation in America. The panel included Sarah Lawrence writing professor Marek Fuchs acting as the moderator, author and journalist Jeffery Rothfeder, Sarah Lawrence politics professor David Peritz and, Zeve Sanderson the founding director of NYU’s Center for Social Media and Politics.
