If you’ve ever been to the College’s dining hall, you’ve probably noticed the great quantity of tables. Over the course of my four years at the College, I think I may have taken a seat at each one of them. Those seats were taken either alone or in the company of others. I’ve much preferred

Samantha Sammis, a religious studies/sociology double major, experienced a hint of the miraculous through her service project.

For more than three decades, George Dickinson has been exploring the ways Americans handle death and end-of-life issues. So, we asked the 2009 Death Education Award recipient and acclaimed scholar to talk about one of his latest research interests – the issues surrounding the passing of a pet. by George Dickinson For many of us,

Gandhi quipped that the best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. Like many College alumni doing overseas relief work, Marianne Heis ’06 has discovered the truth behind Gandhi’s statement. by Marianne Heis '06 Over the past two years, I’ve seen hundreds of people sleep all night outside a

In life, you may get knocked down from time to time. But derby girls do it for sport.

Ten years after his death, friends and family remember Aaron Olitsky '97 as a tour de force.

Dorothy Montgomery '84 (M.Ed.) found a wonderful artistic outlet in quilting, and museums are taking note.

Coach Bobby Cremins, the 2011 SoCon Coach of the Year, has found redemption at the College.