Students from Prof. Maya Mathur’s senior seminar, Shakespeare and Race, visited the Anacostia Playhouse in Washington DC on January 27th for a performance of Keith Hamilton Cobb’s award-winning play, American Moor, an exploration of Shakespeare, race, and America, mediated by scenes from Shakespeare’s Othello.
Congratulations to Christina Brown, Grace Howie, and Olivia Taylor! These senior Communication and Digital Studies majors recently presented at the Virginia Association of Communication Arts and Sciences.
Congratulations to this year’s winner, Kaitlin Lamb, for her poem “Dear Persephone,” and to Sarah Stephen, who was awarded an honorable mention for her poem “A Broken Wishbone Sits in My Palm.” The contest was judged by guest poet James Arthur of Johns Hopkins University.
Alexander Clegg and John Guidon, under the direction of Professor Elizabeth Johnson-Young, had their paper “Religion in the Media: A Study of Student Perception of Media Bias in Georgia” published in _Metamorphosis_, the undergraduate research journal of the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges. Congratulations on this great work!
Congratulations to Alexander Clegg and John Guidon! Under the direction of Professor Elizabeth Johnson-Young, the two CDS majors have been awarded an Undergraduate Research Grant to visit Tbilisi, Georgia in March in association with their joint individual study, “Religion in the Media in Georgia.”
