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Students Present Research Across Country
6/2/2025
During the spring 2025 semester, ¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹ students and faculty traveled nationwide to share their original research across a range of disciplines at professional and undergraduate research conferences.
Retiring Faculty Bid Farewell to ¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹
5/27/2025
With a combined 51 years of service to ¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹, two amazing professors reflect on their time at ¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹ ahead of stepping into a well-deserved retirement.
¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹ Chorus Takes Talent to Canada
5/23/2025
From May 4 to May 8, ¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹ Chorus spent time in Canada, performing at Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal and Notre-Dame de Quebec Basilica-Cathedral in Quebec City.
Student Takes on Heavy Challenge
5/19/2025
As a test of perseverance and endurance, Kent Bero ’25 spent a week carrying a 100-pound log on his shoulders as part of his non-traditional visual arts class.
5/12/2025
After four years of late nights, early mornings, and memories cherished, with a final turn of the tassel, the Class of 2025 has taken its place among the storied ¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹ alumni network.
Tigers Crush 250-Hour Service Challenge
5/5/2025
As part of the 250th Anniversary celebration, the Office of Student Affairs sponsored a 250-Hour Service Challenge. A pinning ceremony was held on April 22 in Snyder Hall to recognize students, faculty, and staff who completed the challenge.
Students Coach Local Soccer Team
5/1/2025
¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹ Soccer players Wills Huddleston ’25 and Justice Campbell ’26 dedicate their time to coaching and mentoring the Prince Edward High School Soccer team.
College Brings Academic Year to a Close
4/25/2025
On Thursday, April 24, students, faculty, and staff gathered in Johns Auditorium for the final convocation ceremony, marking the close of ¼¯ÃÀÂ鶹’s 2024-2025 academic year.
Phi Beta Kappa Inducts Newest Members
4/22/2025
¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹'s Eta of Virginia chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society inducted its new members on March 5, 2025.
History Made with March to Williamsburg
4/18/2025
From April 4 to April 6, students, alumni, faculty, and staff retraced history by marching more than 75 miles from ¼¯ÃÀÂé¶¹ to Colonial Williamsburg, reenacting the journey of the Prince Edward County militia.