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Appalachia is a region deeply connected to the history of the United States, yet rarely makes the headlines. Jeff Bary, assistant professor of physics and astronomy, aims to change that by introducing a multidisciplinary series to �ؾ��� honoring Appalachian culture and, more importantly, bringing awareness to what he considers a social and environmental crisis known […]

From travel aficionados to baseball fans to supporters of the local food movement, bidders showed their spirit at the 16th-annual Konosioni Charity Auction. The senior honor society’s largest annual public event — whose theme this year was “’Tis the Spirit that is �ؾ���” —raised $20,000 that will be used to give funding to local nonprofit […]

In advance of the Konosioni Charity Auction, the student senior honor society will host a Spirit Festival that showcases student — and local — talent throughout the day on Friday. Performances will take place at various locations on campus, along Broad Street, and in downtown Hamilton in what Konosioni member Dave Esber ’13 calls “traditional […]

The �ؾ��� community rallied together to celebrate QueerFest 2013, a weeklong series of events hosted by Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) Initiatives and several other student organizations. 

In the wake of the school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., �ؾ���’s Office of the Chaplains and the university’s Interfaith Service Initiative held a memorial prayer service on Saturday at the chapel. 

Provost Doug Hicks shared his expertise on the connection between religious leadership and social change on Wednesday night in the Ho Tung Visualization Lab. Hicks focused on two monumental figures: Jesus Christ and Martin Luther King Jr., both of whom are featured portraits in the Great Minds Collection. The 29 large-scale, contemporary portraits — created […]

Lani Guinier kick-started the celebration of Black History Month on campus Wednesday night.

The return of Cornel West to �ؾ��� on Thursday night, after nearly 20 years, brought the return of a man whose impact has persisted in classrooms throughout campus.

Eddie Glaude Jr. came to �ؾ��� with such dynamism and force that it was no wonder he was chosen as the keynote speaker for the weeklong  celebration dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr.

When a businessman in the village of Hamilton had a question about how best to gauge employees’ abilities, he turned to a �ؾ��� faculty member for advice. That request has turned into an interesting collaborative project involving a student, a professor, and an innkeeper.