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Beginning with Maria Mitchell, the first person appointed to the faculty, Vassar's legendary teachers and scholars have left their indelible imprint on the college and have profoundly influenced the lives of generations of students. As much as the bricks and mortar — Main Building, Thompson Library, Taylor Hall, Rocky — they are Vassar College. Included in this slide show are portraits of many of these legendary professors* from 1865 to the present day.

* Selected on the basis of length of service and the availability of images. Images courtesy of the Archives and Special Collections Library and the Office of Communications.

• A Day at Vassar
• A Vassar Notebook (1970)
• Arlington Then and Now
• Can You Say Sesquicentennial?
• Edward R. Murrow Interviews Sarah Blanding
• Iron Pastry Chef
• Life at Vassar (1943)
• One Night at Vassar (1990)
• Playground: The Hallie Flanagan Project
• Scenes of Early Vassar (1930s)
• She Goes to Vassar (1931)
• Sukkot
• The Vassar Faculty: 1861-2011
• Mary McCarthy Interview
• Vassar and the Liberal Arts: Then and Now
• Vassar College (1939)
• Vassar Today (1971)
• Vassar Video Yearbook (1988)
• Vassar Voices
• Vassar Voices at the Lincoln Center