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Alumni Voices: Sami Jarrah ’07 Leads Public Health Work Behind the Scenes

Andrew Wright ’20: The Power of Jazz

Student Coco Peng Posed in Front of Painting Looking Up

Coco Peng ’20: Turning Experiences into Art

Professional Headshots of Larry Ligo from 40 years ago and now, side by side

Larry L.R. Ligo Retires After 50 Years of Teaching Students the Beautiful Intersection of Art and Travel

Cold Open Participants Participate in a Zoom Call

Over Zoom, ‘Cold Open’ Connects Creative Community

German Studies Faculty with Audrey Plimpton Zoom Screenshot

German Student Receives High Honors, Fulbright Combined Award

Students Share What Life Is Like on an Almost Empty Campus

Once familiar routines look very different right now for the students who remain on campus. Like everyone else, they must maintain social distance and rely on virtual connections for friendship and contact with the world outside of �ʼһ��.

Scholars Michael Yen ’23 and Georgia Morris ’23 standing with scholarship founders Alison Hall Mauzé ’84 and Mike Mauzé ’85 in front of Wall building

Scholarship Allows Students to Say ‘Yes’ to #1 College Choice

Faith & Leadership: Will the Church Financially Survive the COVID-19 Pandemic?

Friday Feature: In a Rochester Hospital, Scholar Athlete Alumna on the Front Lines

Prof Launches Open, Digital Book on Avant-Garde Artist Mina Loy

Tom Marshburn in spaceship with �ʼһ�� t-shirt on

Astronauts Share Advice on How to Handle Isolation and Loneliness

College Celebrates Scholarship, Leadership and Service With Spring Convocation Awards

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people to stay away from each other—and campus—but the college community remains closer than ever, �ʼһ�� President Carol Quillen said in a video address to the students and faculty honored today with Spring Convocation awards.