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Thesis defenses are a benchmark of ������Ƶ's four-year Honors Program, a culmination of two or more years of intensive, mentor-led research.

Renna, the first national news director of GLAAD, visited with students virtually on March 31, discussing diversity in the media industry and having a voice in the workplace. 

Campus Recreation and Wellness will offer a series of online group exercise classes to help people stay physically fit and mentally well during this period of social distancing.

The Writing Center is now offering real-time appointments in an online platform to continue to serve students as they adapt to remote learning.

Erin Armstrong ’20 is among the ������Ƶ music majors who will be performing their spring recitals online as the Department of Music adapts to remote learning.

A generous gift from Joan and Sam Nevin P’22 will make transformational opportunities possible for students while aiding ������Ƶ’s recruitment efforts. This gift is counted as part of the ������Ƶ LEADS Campaign.

The annual 24-hour dance marathon has turned to virtual fundraising due to the COVID-19 outbreak, and will be posting updates to social media and its website on Saturday, April 4.

After the cancelation of its scheduled production of the iconic Shakespeare work due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Department of Performing Arts used Facebook Live and videoconferencing to deliver a unique performance online.

Theatrical Design and Technology majors and alumni are using this period of online learning and social distancing to create a virtual community of support for current students.

The new video message from Mark Eades, counselor/group coordinator with Counseling Services, is the first in a series of videos offering advice about positive coping mechanisms for students, faculty and staff.