For Bill Murphy, Art Never Ends
His post-retirement summer 2019 show featured a host of new images.
Arts and Letters
How to Write a Great Play
Stanley Drama Award-winning playwright Ben Marshall teaches his craft at Wagner College.
‘Small Windows, Wide Views’: Seals in Antiquity and Today
Art historian Sarah Scott studies the ancient history of seals, and speaks about their modern relevance.
New Books: Bila on Cell Phone Addiction, Lopez on the Future of Education
Alumnae author a memoir about recovering from cell phone addiction and a hope-filled template for schools today.
Slavery on Screen Taking New Directions
Professor Steven Thomas co-edited a book that includes his chapter about slavery as portrayed in international films.
WCT Offers Chance to See Theater-in-the-Making
New Works Agenda gives students the opportunity to be a part of creating new stage plays, and audiences the chance to watch the process.
How Globalization Changes the Role of Teachers
Professor Lori Weintrob has edited a book that calls for teachers to be advocates.
Remembering the Grymes Hill Singers
Bob Smith ’67 shared the story of the student folk music trio The Grymes Hill Singers on the occasion of his 50th class reunion.
A New Facet of ‘Beautiful’
Little is known about the composer of our alma mater, but a recent find has revealed additional artistic talents.
Noteworthy Alumni Books of 2016
Principal Nadia Lopez ’98 H’16 writes about education; former journalist Norman Black ’60 M’73 collects Korean War combat stories.