This fall, we were thrilled to welcome our students back to campus and experience a semester full of events, activities, community, traditions and more. From momentous occasions to everyday interactions, our Bulldogs put The Dean Difference in action in everything they did. Here’s a look back on some of the highlights of the past semester.
The rising popularity of esports means that there are plenty of new job opportunities, such as esports managers, marketers and more. Interested in a career in esports? Here’s what you need to know.
Set designers play an important role in every theatre production. It’s no wonder that many students who love theatre, but prefer to remain behind the scenes, want to become set designers. Interested? Here’s what you need to know.
If you are a high school student with an IEP or 504, you may be wondering how the transition from high school to college works. Here are a few helpful tips to help you know what to expect and make the transition a little smoother.
For students who not only love dance, but also want to help others improve their mental and physical health, working as a dance therapist might be for you. If you’re interested in becoming a dance therapist, read on to learn more about the field.
Choreographers play an important role in theatre, music and dance productions. How can you become a choreographer? Read on to find out how.
With a number of winter holidays to enjoy, we love hearing how our Community likes to celebrate. We spoke with a few members of our faculty and staff to find out their favorite seasonal traditions. Read on to learn more.
Ever wondered who is in charge of organizing a team’s travel plans to and from away games and other events? The team tour manager, of course. Interested? Here’s how you can become one.
College students with dyslexia, a disorder that causes the words and letters on the page to flip around, making reading difficult, can still excel in college. To do so, they need to take advantage of all the supports offered to them. Following the tips on this list can help dyslexic students succeed and get the very most out of their college education. Read on to learn more.
To wrap up a successful semester of productions, the Joan Phelps Palladino School of Dance will perform the New Dancer Showcase tonight and tomorrow, December 10-11, 2021. The performance is an informal showing of dance works created by upperclassmen dance majors and performed by our first-year dance majors. We spoke to Robbie Seeley ’23 and Peter Mansfield ’22 to learn more about the showcase.
