Nov 16, 2019
Writers on Writing: Kate Hope Day
Novelist Kate Hope Day returned to the campus she grew up on to read from her novel and share her thoughts on writing.
Novelist Kate Hope Day returned to the campus she grew up on to read from her novel and share her thoughts on writing.
Students sang and danced in Colton Chapel at the annual Fall Showcase. (PHOTOS)
College Theater performed a radio broadcast play that fits perfectly in Halloween season. (PHOTOS)
An improv troupe that riffs in Bard-talk presented a workshop for theater students and then took the stage for an uproarious original production.
Ross Gay ‘96, author of this year's community reading, The Book of Delights, visited campus for a series of events.
Student panelists discuss creativity, their expression of it, and the importance of Get Creative Week.
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
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.
A special hands-on demonstration gives students the chance to play rare Japanese instruments.
Novelist Alix Ohlin, former associate professor of English, returned to campus to read and share perspective as a writer in a Q&A session.