Events

Homecoming @ Home, hosted by the Office of Institutional Advancement, kicks off with a virtual 5k on Wednesday, November 25, 2020, with additional virtual events taking place from November 27-29 including reunion happy hours and more.

Homecoming @ Home, hosted by the Office of Institutional Advancement, kicks off with a virtual 5k on Wednesday, November 25, 2020, with additional virtual events taking place from November 27-29 including reunion happy hours and more.

Homecoming @ Home, hosted by the Office of Institutional Advancement, kicks off with a virtual 5k on Wednesday, November 25, 2020, with additional virtual events taking place from November 27-29 including reunion happy hours and more.

Student Festival of Short Films

The Festival begins with a series of brief productions created by students in Instructor and Technology Coordinator of Communication Marty Langford’s video production course.

Meet the Communication and the Arts Faculty

Join us for a pre-recorded showcase of the full-time faculty from the Division of Communication and the Arts. Instructors will discuss program offerings and provide a tour of academic spaces including the 500-seat Esther B. Griswold Theatre, the West Wing Gallery, along with class- and workrooms associated with Communication and the Arts in the School of Business, Arts and Sciences.

The Lux

Hear from the students of public speaking and literature courses as they share personal narratives and original Haiku poetry.

Express Yourself

Explore a selection of student-curated virtual museums featuring painting, sculpture, photography, and graphic design works created under the tutelage of Kat Lombard-Cook, MFA, PhD, visiting assistant professor of communications, and John Nordell, MEd, assistant professor of communications.

Eurydice

Eurydice, the 2003 play by Sarah Ruhl, offers a contemporary retelling of the myth of Orpheus from the perspective of Eurydice, his wife. The virtual production will be performed live. The play will be produced with technology that includes set design and allows actors to remain in a green room until they seamlessly appear “on stage.”