Curated by Art History and Latin American Studies Ph.D. student Sarah Brokenborough, Quiet Reserve traces how H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College’s embroidery program redefined and reinforced ideas of womanhood and needlework in the early twentieth century. 

Join the Stone Center on Friday afternoon for drinks, food, music, and great company.

For the first time, the Stone Center Spring Award Ceremony will take place in the Greenleaf Conference Room (100A Jones Hall) before the Pachanga, so there’s even more reason to celebrate. 

Everyone is welcome. Come join the party!

Environmental Poetry in the Americas/Poesía ambiebtal en las Américas brings together poets Nicole Cecilia Delgado (Puerto Rico) and Eliana Hernández Pachón (Colombia) for a Spanish-language reading and conversation with two key Latin American voices whose work draws connections between poetry, visual arts, and environmental thought. Through archival and documentary approaches, their writing addresses hurricanes, extractivism, and forced migration.