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Nyquon Watson ’18 is one of six artists who will compete for the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities’ Grand Award for excellence in the visual arts this spring.

Chef and community activist Vimala Rajendron trained CDS staff in traditional Indian cuisine over spring break.

In 1940, Ellen Johnson had a simple, brilliant idea: let students live with art for a semester.

Plug in your headphones, and be transported to that magical time and place.

Whether they are from family or a local business, the benefits of care packages in treating the common college ailments of homesickness and stress are almost immeasurable.

The re-launched 91ֱ�� Apparel Collective offers a new lineup of T-shirts and accessories that celebrate campus icons.

Interfaith Student Council works together to connect across many faiths and backgrounds to build dialogue and bring religious diversity to campus.

Members of 91ֱ�� College Taiko spend winter term learning essential skills and knowledge from members of the San Jose Taiko ensemble.

Student organizers of the fifth-annual Asian Night Market encouraged people to explore the culture behind the food with a new "Food for Thought Week."

Organ Pump is a Friday night 91ֱ�� tradition described by its organizers as “a lively mix of total wackiness and legitimate musical performance.”