Spring Honors

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Jess Hall performs Taylor Swift in the solo performance category.

Often referred to as the best day of the year on campus, Spring Honors highlights the talents of students in the arts and humanities. The day begins with a showcase of creative projects including photography, woodworking, painting, drawing, and other creative projects. Students and faculty then enjoy a wide range of musical performances. Students perform in three categories: solo performances, original compositions, and collaborations. Music ranges from popular contemporary music to classical solo and chamber music.

In addition to musical performances, the English Department leads a poetry reading and a fiction reading of student work. Awards are given in each category.

 
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