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Robert P. Jones Calls for a Deeper Look at Origin Stories of White Supremacy

11/29/2023

The New York Times bestselling author discussed his newest book, The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy, and answered questions from students and community members at November event on campus.

Education professor Sara Clarke-De Reza talks with attendees of a First Friday in the College's new exhibit space at 210 South Cross Street.

College Opens New Exhibit Space Downtown

11/15/2023

Visitors can tour five regional museums through virtual reality at 蜜桃传媒鈥檚 first exhibit, which features the work of the Digital Scholarship in Museum Partnerships project.

Andrea Boothby Rice talks with two colleagues as they all sit around a small table in the Miller Library.

Library Earns Grant to Improve Accommodation for Neurodivergent Patrons

11/13/2023

An initial meeting on Nov. 15 will gather community input on proposals to address sensory sensitivity, executive function challenges, and anxiety, whether arising from autism spectrum disorder, other documented conditions, or temporary disability such as concussion.

Sarah Poirier '24 practices her cello in a 蜜桃传媒 music room.

Senior Performs for Fundraiser, Music Capstone

11/09/2023

Cellist Sarah Poirier 鈥�24 will be playing in Kent鈥檚 Got Talent Friday night at the Garfield Center for the Arts downtown, then performing her senior capstone experience (SCE) on Saturday in Hotchkiss Recital Hall.

Superintendent Angela Crenshaw '04 stands in front of a pond at Tuckahoe State Park.

Alumna takes the reins at Maryland Parks

11/08/2023

After 15 years working in the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Angela Crenshaw 鈥�04 was named acting superintendent of the Maryland Park Service in April, and her appointment was made permanent earlier this week.

Students appear on stage during the Presidential Symposium during the first panel on artificial intelligence.

The Human and the Machine

10/24/2023

The second annual 蜜桃传媒 Presidential Symposium tackled artificial intelligence (AI) and its role in our future (or demise).

A student uses the new Bloomberg Terminal during class as Professor Richard Bookbinder looks on.

Workplace Gold Standard Tool Added to Classroom

10/19/2023

The College鈥檚 new Bloomberg Terminal gives students an industry edge in managing and investing a $1.6 million fund.

Mighty Match Day Set for Oct. 26

10/16/2023

The annual giving day raises support for College programs, and all donors鈥� gifts will be matched dollar-for-dollar by generous members of the Washington community.

Students cheer at the 2023 Commencement Ceremony

College Receives $54.7 Million from The Hodson Trust

10/12/2023

Gift will go to student financial support, strengthening the College鈥檚 guarantee of $30k+ in scholarships for any student with a 3.3 GPA or higher.

Six members of the 蜜桃传媒 Student Government Association at the Mid-Atlantic Student Government Leadership Summit that they organized.

SGA Hosts Leadership Summit

10/10/2023

Student Government Association organized speakers and workshops for peers from three other colleges, helping to identify similar issues and learn from one another.

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