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Seven hundred graduates took part in commencement exercises during a sunny morning on Monday, May 22. Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, was the speaker for the college’s 184th

On a sunny afternoon, student volunteers from Asia House worked with Grounds Services to plant two Kwanzan cherry trees inside the Asia House courtyard. While the yard once boasted cherry trees, they

The women’s track and field team claimed its with a decisive 260-point championship performance. The second-place team was bested by

On stage in Stevenson Dining Hall and surrounded by more than 600 spectators, chefs and student participants competed in the Iron Chef Challenge: �鶹��Ƶ College. The themed event, modeled after the

On April 27, 2017, �鶹��Ƶ College is looking for 1,000 donors from the �鶹��Ƶ community to go “All In” for �鶹��Ƶ. For this fundraising challenge, Chris Canavan ’84 promises to match every donation

Harnessing the momentum from the rallies held across the nation on April 22, faculty from the sciences and the Rhetoric and Composition Program hosted “Truth to Power: Writing

This March, 12 students in the traveled to New York City to meet with business leaders at companies such as Google, BBDO, BlackRock, and McKinsey, among others. The

A coalition of students of color perform rhythm from their own perspectives during the annual Colors of Rhythm (CoR) showcase. This year’s show featured a range of presentations from taiko drumming to

Daniel Radosh ’91 and Ed Helms ’96 engage in a lively conversation during the recent Convocation “What's the Point of Comedy? (And other pointless questions).” Inside a packed Finney Chapel, President

Spoken word artist Troy Osaki, whose work covers themes of immigration, war, police, white supremacy, and resistance, performs at Cat in the Cream during the 2017 Asia America Art (AAArt) Collective