Arts & Humanities

Student-led lectures thrive on pure curiosity

Grassroots “tea room” series offers a stage for intellectual passion, from math theorems to food science to Shakespeare.


Susie Allen

Sara Olkon

Opera scholar salvages long-lost Italian masterpieces

Philip Gossett’s investigations for critical editions enrich today’s opera performances of the 19th-century repertoire.


Brooke O'Neill

Opera scholar salvages long-lost Italian masterpieces

Philip Gossett’s investigations for critical editions enrich today’s opera performances of the 19th-century repertoire.


Brooke O’Neill

Troupe toasts 50 years of musical merriment

With wit and good cheer, Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company draws new converts to comic operettas.


Angela Roberts

Troupe toasts 50 years of musical merriment

With wit and good cheer, Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company draws new converts to comic operettas like The Mikado.


Angela Roberts

Film veterans trace success back to Chicago

For alums like Anna Chlumsky, AB’02, the path to acclaimed movies included a rigorous liberal arts education.


Susie Allen

Film veterans trace success back to Chicago

For alums like Anna Chlumsky, AB’02, the path to acclaimed movies included a rigorous liberal arts education.


Susie Allen

Student bassist discovers a new world of music

Orchestral tour of China brings third-year Kirsten Paige a global view of music theory and performance.


Rachel Cromidas

Mysteries of nature move artist

Insect dances inspire Julia Oldham, MFA’05, in video pieces that explore the basis of human communication.


Madelaine Jerousek-Smith

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