Oct 16, 2019
Dedication: Kirby Art Study Center
Eight members of the Kirby family were on hand for the dedication and reception for Kirby Art Study Center in Williams Center for the Arts
The Arts
Oct 9, 2019
Hulking Figure Looms Again
Sculptor Ronald Bladen, whose major work Black Lightning stands outside Williams Center for the Arts, is now the focus of a professor’s new book.
Oct 8, 2019
Music Makers
A special hands-on demonstration gives students the chance to play rare Japanese instruments.
Oct 4, 2019
Writers on Writing: Novelist Alix Ohlin
Novelist Alix Ohlin, former associate professor of English, returned to campus to read and share perspective as a writer in a Q&A session.
Sep 22, 2019
Love Bug/Bug Love
A sculpture on the Karl Stirner Arts Trail attracts bugs to its iridescent glow while holding scorpions and eating ants attracts people to important insect…
Aug 14, 2019
Scylla and Charybdis
The New Yorker published Scylla and Charybdis, a poem by Megan Fernandes, assistant professor of English. Read the poem or listen to her recite it.
Aug 4, 2019
Art of the Trail
By Stephen Wilson Regan Kinney ’20 stands on top of an overturned bucket so she can reach the top of her canvas—an exterior fiberboard panel 8 feet…
Jul 31, 2019
Standout Performance
By Katie Neitz Prof. Olga Anna Duhl performed a walk-on role July 5 in American Ballet Theater’s (ABT) production of Swan Lake on the legendary stage…
Jul 29, 2019
Scholar. Performer. Conductor.
Emily Emick '20 took conducting lessons and conducted the Concert Choir in rehearsals and at its spring concert with the song she chose, “O Lux Beatissima”…
Jul 26, 2019
Making Beautiful Music
Enjoy images of the Percussion Ensemble, Chamber Orchestra, Contemporary Music Ensemble, and Concert Choir and Chamber Singers in their year-end concerts…