Literature ·
Student Winners Announced for “Writer as Witness” Essay Contest
Four students recognized for original written pieces inspired by this year’s book, Against Technoableism: Rethinking Who Needs Improvement
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Literature ·
Passion Fuels Book Collecting
Bender Library hosted a panel on November 18 about how to start your own collection of works signed by the author
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Arts ·
ĢƵ’s Senior Dance Capstone: A Celebration of Artistry and Transformation
Seven seniors present their dance capstone research at Greenberg Theatre
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Arts ·
ĢƵ Launches New “Social Action, Justice, and the Performing Arts” Certificate
Department of Performing Arts prepares students to make a difference through the arts
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Humanities ·
ĢƵ Friend and Neighbor Bequests Rare Copy of Moby-Dick to University Library
Through her estate gift, Mary deLimur Weinmann entrusted a rare 1853 edition copy of Herman Melville’s novel to ĢƵ’s University Library. Its ink markings make it an extraordinary resource for new scholarship.
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Arts ·
Tune into Music this November!
November is filled with music events from the Department of Performing Arts' vocal and instrumental ensembles.
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Arts ·
To the Point: Why Are Climate Activists Attacking Art?
Art history professor Nika Elder answers our question of the week
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Arts ·
Discounted and Free in D.C.
Check out the free or discounted exhibits and shows available to students!
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Arts ·
Announcing Fall 2024 Performing Arts Events
Music, theatre, and dance performances are free for ĢƵ students
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Arts ·
New Exhibitions Open Sept. 7 at the ĢƵ Museum
Eight new exhibits at the ĢƵ Museum open Sept. 7, featuring a range of artistic media and experiences for visitors.
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