Stages Theatre Company (STC) in Hopkins is presenting the inspiring story of the young girls who grew up to become the Black Women of NASA. The original book was co-written by American Studies Professor Duchess Harris and adapted to the stage by playwright Shá Cage '95.
Marlon James leaves himself plenty of room for the subsequent volumes, and if they match the furious richness and depth of "Black Leopard, Red Wolf," they may complete one of the most important and innovative fantasy epics of the century so far.
While "climate grief" has many young people mired in worry about a warming planet, others are banding together to try to make a difference. Helen Meigs '21 and Environmental Studies and Psychology Professor Christina Manning were quoted.
A dinner was held April 4 to celebrate the naming of Dr. Dan Biebighauser as holder of The Sigurd and Pauline Prestegaard Mundhjeld Endowed Chair of Mathematics. Biebighauser is a 2002 graduate of Concordia and joined the faculty in 2006.
All of the past holders of the Mundhjeld Endowed...
