Dr. Kate Kramer-Jefferson guest lectured on the process of defending a major research paper to assist senior seminar students as they prepare to present and defend their capstone projects.

Teachers utilize campus to bring poetry to life. European history students headed to the trenches this morning to study WWI poetry. 

Charles C. Mann, acclaimed American journalist and author, speaks at MSA during the Virginia Festival of the Book.

Kauffmann survives "the Narrows." English Department Chair swims 2.5 miles from Nevis to St. Kitts and lives to write about it. 

MSA senior, Anna Fickley, exhibited her photography and oral history project last week in Old Main. The exhibit tells powerful stories through interviews and portraits. Read and see digital version. 

Acclaimed writer and thinker, Professor Mark Edmundson, to lecture at MSA on February 28 about the heart of the humanities.  

Oh, What a Beautiful Night It Will Be!  Don't miss MSA's performance of Oklahoma! Opening night is Friday, February 23rd. 

University of Virginia Classics Professor Emeritus, Jon Mikalson, demonstrated the ways the Greek language provides insights into the human condition, politics, psychology, and ethics.

Three Miller School of Albemarle seniors accepted early action to the University of Virginia.

Five Miller School of Albemarle students completed the NewGen Peacebuilders global youth peace education program and were recognized at a public celebration

Miller School of Albemarle brings Shakespeare to life in annual ESU Shakespeare Monologue competition. The entire student body memorized and performed a monologue from a Shakespeare play. 

Acclaimed storytellers take students on a journey of discovery and reflection by bringing to life narratives from the Civil Rights Movement. 

MSA students learn advanced research skills at the University of Virginia

MSA's 11th Head of School, Lindsay Barnes, returns to teach WWOWW course on the Kennedy assassination.

A decade of Winter Weeks of Wisdom and Wonder. MSA's January short-course week has been providing wisdom and wonder for students and faculty for ten years.

Sometimes the artwork tells the entire story. This is one of those cases. Julia Martins captures the beauty of wildlife and relationships masterfully in her recent work.

Humanities Program Encourages Students to Seek Answers to life's perennial questions

MSA's Poetry Out Loud competition fills the Chapel with verse.