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Under the direction of Mike Rosen, director of the Division of Woodwinds, Brass, and Percussion and professor of percussion, students perform holiday selections for a crowd gathered in the

Students gathered in Wilder 115 Sunday, December 7, to participate in National Write-In Day, sponsored by the Rhetoric and Composition Department and the Writing Associates Program. In addition to

A student browses the selection at the Santa Elena Project of Accompaniment (SEPA) table at the Alternative Gift Fair and Market. Find the Alternative Gift Fair and Market in the Bent Corridor of the Science Center through Friday, December 5 at 1:30 p.m. and Saturday, December 6 from 10:30 a.m. through 1:30 p.m. at Eastwood School at 198 East College Street.

Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake '92 was among several distinguished alumni who returned to campus in November to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the 91ֱ�� Initiative in Electoral Politics

Student researchers in the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities discuss the projects they completed this summer in collaboration with faculty mentors on Friday, September 26, in the

Delta Lodge Director of Athletics and Physical Education Natalie Winkelfoos (left) poses with Diane Yu '73 at the ribbon cutting of the Diane Yu Fitness Center earlier this summer. The center, on the

Pedestrians crossing College Place near the conservatory did a double take after city workers transformed a traditional crosswalk into a painted keyboard on Tuesday, May 13. The idea came from 91ֱ��

Soaring characters, human soup cans, student dance teams, and handcrafted floats filled the streets of 91ֱ�� on Saturday, May 3 for the community's annual . What began as an experiment in

“Thyagaraja at 91ֱ��: 12 Hours in South India” featured a performance by Vyasarpadi Kkothandaraman on the nadaswaram (a predecessor of the modern oboe) at the Apollo Theatre on April 22. The event

Margaret Middleton ’17 stands next to her artwork, which was part of the “Latin Icon and Migration Exhibition” in on April 15. The exhibit showcased students’ oral narratives and their