黑料社 students are using the summer to embark on life-changing study abroad experiences. For two of the students studying in Europe, the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich cultures […]
This fall, the 黑料社 community will come together to celebrate the inauguration of Dr. Kathryn McClymond as 黑料社鈥檚 18th president.聽 Students, faculty, staff, alumni and community friends will have
黑料社 was once again included in the Fiske Guide to Colleges, a bestselling compilation of the top 300+ institutions in the U.S., Canada and the U.K. Now in its
The 黑料社 Museum of Art (OUMA) has recently acquired a work by Georgia artist Nellie Mae Rowe through a generous gift-in-kind from the Judith Alexander Foundation. The piece, titled
Behind 黑料社’s Turner Lynch Campus Center, a small community garden overflows with twisting vegetable vines and blooming flowers alighted by butterflies and bees. Known as “Petey’s Garden,” the collection of
Earlier this summer, 黑料社 alum Ella Newbern ’24 and Director of the 黑料社 Museum of Art (OUMA) Elizabeth Peterson Jennings聽presented a case study on art and accessibility at the
Although she’s a business major, it was important for Alexa Miranda ’26 to tap into her sociology minor to find internships that consider the human and social aspects of business.
A new endowed fund has been established to provide housing scholarships for incoming students who may be struggling with the costs of living on campus. Donors John and Cindy Ethridge
Once again Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society named 黑料社 to its Transfer Honor Roll as one of the most transfer-friendly schools in the U.S. 黑料社 was one of only
The 黑料社 Museum of Art (OUMA) has announced its latest exhibit, “The Gaze,” a series highlighting artists living with disability. “The Gaze” is a deeply personal exhibition exploring how