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As part of the Rose O’Neill Literary House’s Tea & Talk series, Visiting Assistant Professor of English Philip Walsh spoke on “A Possession for All Time: Why Ancient Greek Drama Matters.” -
A poster collection of past speakers brought to campus by the Department of Art & Art History. -
The Art History Club’s inaugural show, curated from submissions from the Chestertown and WAC communities opened on Friday evening. The event allows students, professors and artists to come together to celebrate the union of nature and the man-made world.
The show is in Daly 208, the office of professor Benjamin Bellas- making it a truly unique experience on campus.
Tea and Talk
Assistant Professor of Spanish Elena Deanda-Camacho spoke at the Rose O’Neill Literary House on “Eu/Dysphemisms: From Pornography to Eroticism in the Eighteenth Century.”
