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Music and the spoken word

2.21.18 |

Poet Eileen G’Sell and guitarist William Lenihan will join pianist Jay Oliver and drummer Steve Davis for an evening of music and spoken word as part of the Jazz at Holmes Series.

2.15.18

‘Call things like they are’

2.15.18 |

When fading patriarch Beverly Weston goes missing, his family gathers for a reunion bordering on the apocalyptic. So begins “August: Osage County,” the Pulitzer- and Tony-winning drama by Tracy Letts. Washington University’s Performing Arts Department will present the show in Edison Theatre Feb. 23 to March 4.

2.8.18

Find your path, discover your major

1.31.18

Feel the rhythm in the MLA lecture series

1.30.18

Beyond Boundaries gives students, faculty, space to experiment

1.30.18 |

The Beyond Boundaries interdisciplinary program offers first-year students a wide array of experiences: exposure to new concepts and people; opportunities to learn from some of the world’s leading scholars across a spectrum of disciplines; and something a bit less tangible.

1.29.18

Talking About Voice and Performance

1.29.18 |

Paige McGinley previews the upcoming interdisciplinary symposium, “Embodying Intimacy: New Work in Voice and Performance."

1.23.18

Stanley Elkin, retyped

1.17.18

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Music and the spoken word

‘Call things like they are’

Find your path, discover your major

Feel the rhythm in the MLA lecture series

Beyond Boundaries gives students, faculty, space to experiment

Talking About Voice and Performance

Stanley Elkin, retyped

Get inspired by the Spring Named Lecture Series

Dean Schaal announces additions to senior leadership

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