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Packing up and saying goodbye: A dorm-room photo series
Does art reflect life or does life reflect art? Fall around campus and on canvas
‘Like an adventure’: The beginnings of coeducation, 50 years ago
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Race, Injustice, Black Lives Matter: Recommended reading from faculty and staff
Artists in (College) residence: Profiles of the Class of 2020
21 in 550: Four years of interviews with the Class of 2020
Voting in 2020: Ten Students and the Elections
Before and after a pandemic strikes: a photo series
“We never realize what we have until we have it no longer” Life at the College during World War One and the Flu of 1918
Fifty years ago, a very different mid-semester disruption
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Ballet, pickleball, and art for all
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April 24, 2024
In an op-ed, Tahlia Gerger ’27 argues that art classes should be made lower stakes and more accessible for all.
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