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Department of Music announces spring calendar of events
Calendar includes dozens of performances by ensembles, faculty and guests. Most events are free of charge. All are open to the public.
Continue ReadingWayt’s Instagram page goes viral
Sociology and philosophy graduate Virgina Wayt '23 set out to understand how the IG algorithm works through her page about knitting. Yarn bombing, anyone?
Continue ReadingO’Neill adds historical context to article about Upstate electorate
History Professor Stephen O'Neill sheds light on why Upstate voters vote the way they do.
Continue ReadingCaroline Vickery ’22 publishes paper in Environmental Management
Vickery worked with John Quinn on a study that examines how climate change-induced rainfall and urban development impact ecosystems and the services they provide.
Continue ReadingMath takes alumna from Disney to Cirque du Soleil
Courtney Brown '20 has taken her math skills and love of the entertainment world to one of the most well-known, premier circuses — Cirque du Soleil.
Continue ReadingNew study looks at parlance of abortion news coverage; Vinson weighs in
POLITICO taps the expertise of Vinson to help unravel the language local papers used about abortion in the months following the dissolution of Roe v. Wade.
Continue ReadingBook by Aaron Simmons draws airtime on local TV stations
J. Aaron Simmons appears as a guest on two local TV stations to talk about his book "Camping with Kierkegaard: Faithfulness as a Way of Life."
Continue ReadingEducation alumna makes foray into business ownership
Sease parlays her love of books and literacy to bookstore ownership.
Continue ReadingPaul Thomas writes commentary about reading reform programs
Thomas says there's a better way to address South Carolina's reading crisis.
Continue ReadingEducation alumna Wells receives Virginia’s highest faculty honor
Melissa Wells '09 M'10 is honored with the Commonwealth of Virginia's Outstanding Faculty Award from the State Council of Higher Education.
Continue ReadingGibson ’81 comments on growing chasm between Vatican and traditionalist American Catholics
David Gibson is an award-winning journalist and author. He is director of Fordham University's Center on Religion and Culture.
Continue ReadingWith ‘Chemistry for Cooks,’ Sandra C. Greer ’66 explores the science on our plate
What does chemistry have to do with your family feast? Quite a lot if you brine your turkey.
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