Write On! competition unites people through creativity
When Middletown resident Rob White heard about the Write On! Competition, he knew it was the perfect opportunity to share ...
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Students observe black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
The University observed the seventh National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) on Wednesday, with constructive dialogue but a less-than-desired participation ...
Zipperstein bringes writer’s life to the fore
During last Tuesday evening's lecture at Russell House, Steven J. Zipperstein, the Daniel E. Koshland professor for Jewish Studies at ...
Former professor Howard Bernstein passes away at 63
Howard Bernstein, a visiting professor who taught for 20 years in departments as diverse as the College of Letters, History, ...
Play by play: Week of theater begins on campus
This week, the University is taking part in the largest theater collaboration in U.S. history. The production of "365 Days/365 ...
Students promote microbicides
According to Erin Pannell '07, co-president of the University's chapter of Students for Microbicides, talking about microbicides is tough for ...
Alumnus leads study on leadership
Former Governor of Virginia Gerald Baliles '63 recently led a study on the state of the presidency in American higher ...
Woodframes dim the lights
At the start of the spring semester, the Environmental Organizers Network (EON) initiated an energy-reduction competition among the senior woodframe ...
Sanchez remembers M.L.K. Jr.
A presentation by author, civil rights activist, and poet Sonia Sanchez marked the beginning of Black History Month. Students, faculty, ...
Alum discusses Christian responses to mental illness
Dr. Kathryn Greene-McCreight '83, author of one of Publishers Weekly's top 10 religion books for 2006, gave a lecture of ...