The program features a mix of art song, musical theatre, and operatic vocal selections, from works by Bach, Mozart, and Brahms to contemporary Black composers such as Noel da Costa, Shawn Okpebholo, and Dave Ragland.... READ MORE >>
The event, which will be held at 5 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 22, in Smith Hall Theatre, is free and open to the public.... READ MORE >>
The designation is given to fewer than 15 percent of chapters at colleges and universities in the U.S. and internationally, with just 73 of more than 800 chapters honored this year.... READ MORE >>
Randolph College will be closed on January 16 due to inclement weather. No activities will be held on campus. Essential personnel are expected to report. Staff should check with their supervisor for questions or any further instructions.... READ MORE >>
“Entangled and Ingested,” which opens Jan. 12 in Hampson Commons, located in the Student Center, features seven life-sized collage portraits using plastic film to document animals that are harmed by marine plastic pollution.... READ MORE >>
In “‘I Sing the Body Electric’: Embodiment in the Community of Inquiry Framework,” Howell describes the embodied experiences of four “sojourner” teachers, who go back and forth between face-to-face and virtual teaching contexts.... READ MORE >>
Twenty-two students will receive their diplomas this winter— 17 undergraduates and five who have completed the Master of Arts in Coaching and Sport Leadership (MACSL).... READ MORE >>
The Maier has offered free guided tours for all LCS fifth graders—and other area schools upon request—since 1993. ... READ MORE >>
Burgos spent five weeks at ZA Cheetah Conservation Cheetah Experience in South Africa.... READ MORE >>
In the days after the Taliban invaded Kabul in the summer of 2021, Parwin and her family were among the thousands of people who fled Afghanistan. ... READ MORE >>