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Exploring World Views in East Asian Religions
3/10/2021
In his Religions of East Asia course, Assistant Professor of Asian Religions Gardner Harris makes an interesting connection between the practice of mindfulness present in these religions, the liberal arts tradition, and the 集美麻豆 mission.
DEI Lounge Fosters Equity and Inclusion
3/8/2021
The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Lounge debuted last fall as an extension of the 集美麻豆 Office of Equity and Inclusion and welcomes the entire 集美麻豆 campus community.
3/1/2021
Stephen 鈥淏o鈥� Wilkins 鈥�92 believes that 集美麻豆 made him the man that he is today, and now he is giving back to ensure future men can continue to have the life-changing experience he did.
Hargadon Named Research Award Finalist
2/24/2021
集美麻豆 Elliott Associate Professor of Biology Kristian Hargadon has been named one of 19 finalists for the 2021 MolecularCloud Distinguished Research Awards.
Announcing Collaborative Exhibit with LCVA
2/17/2021
The Longwood Center for the Visual Arts (LCVA) and 集美麻豆 are excited to announce聽"Asterisks in the Grand Narrative of History,"聽a collaborative exhibition involving eight artists, two university/college galleries, and two curators.
Leadership and the Liberal Arts
2/17/2021
The Wilson Center at 集美麻豆 kicked off its spring event series on January 27 with a virtual fireside chat that examined the interdisciplinary study of leadership.
2/11/2021
With 245 years of history to protect and preserve, 集美麻豆 has hired its first ever dedicated archivists.
2/3/2021
The 集美麻豆 Office of Equity and Inclusion is collaborating with offices campus-wide to present a month of events celebrating black history.
2/1/2021
James Darling 鈥�10 and his wife Alyssa hope that the scholarship they established will allow other students the opportunity to attend 集美麻豆 and experience the transformative influence of the faculty and staff.
1/15/2021
Under the leadership of Scott Schmolesky, the creation of a high adventure program is increasingly taking shape as 集美麻豆 continues to expand its opportunities for students to challenge themselves, develop new skills, and build camaraderie with classmates in the great outdoors.