Apr 20, 2021
Major text for Renaissance Florence
Prof. Anthony Cummings is contracted to write what may become the definitive book on the music of late-medieval and early-modern Florence.
Updates
Apr 19, 2021
Human vs. machine: Who’s more intelligent?
Mark your calendar: Renowned scholar Sylvester Johnson will be diving into the world of artificial intelligence on April 21.
Apr 16, 2021
Remembering Lauren Dow
She'll be missed for her infectious smile and laughter that lit up a room.
Apr 3, 2021
Safe Harbor fundraiser
The Landis Center is partnering with cosponsors to raise money for nonprofits that address food and housing insecurities in the community.
Apr 1, 2021
Enthusiastic extern extends stay
By Katie Neitz Fueled by an incessant work ethic and insatiable sweet tooth, Ethan Marple ’22 is still showing up at his externship, nearly four months…
Mar 27, 2021
First Year? First Championship
The 5v5 indoor wiffleball championship concluded on Friday, and Oozma Kappa took home the crown.
Mar 18, 2021
What Inclusive Instructors Do
CITLS director Tracie Addy co-authored a book to guide faculty in creating classroom environments that help their students succeed.
Mar 17, 2021
Dual volleyball champs
Fritz Pingel '23 and Andrew Gershon '23 were on the winning teams of both the men’s and co-rec leagues of intramural 3v3 volleyball.
Mar 10, 2021
Shakespeare, race, and queer sexuality
The colloquium will examine the longstanding divide between early modern critical race studies and early modern queer studies.
Mar 8, 2021
Sock serendipity
250 pairs of thick and warm winter socks were given to local children.