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"Beginner’s Luck" starts here Aug. 3-12
Mississippi Bend Players will premiere the comedy "Beginner’s Luck," written by Emmy Award nominee and Golden Girls producer P.J. Lasker Aug. 3-12.
Top 10% for biology majors
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Shockingly Modern Saxophone Festival Sept. 14-15
The Shockingly Modern Saxophone Festival Sept. 14-15 at uedbet体育官网 will include masterclasses, workshops, discussions and recitals.
Bailey’s blog: Climbing cliffs and trapping birds
Senior Bailey Aasen is blogging from Greenland, where she is part of an uedbet体育官网 field crew along with Dr. Jennifer Burnham, associate professor and chair of geography.
Alumni letters welcome new students
Alumni are invited to send a greeting to the Class of 2022 in a short letter. Yes, a real printed letter to give them advice, tell them things they should know or simply send best wishes! The letters will be placed in the students' rooms for them to find when they arrive on campus in August.
'The Glass Menagerie' coming up July 13-15, 20-22
The Mississippi Bend Players will present the Tennessee Williams' classic "The Glass Menagerie" July 13-15 and 20-22. The 1944 play, which catapulted Williams to fame, is the story of officer, dreamer and poet Tom Wingfield, who reminisces about working in a warehouse and living with his overbearing mother and shy sister .
Class Notes
Alumni news received as of June 30, 2018.
Bandits Scholars score for the home team
In his internship with the QC River Bandits, Daniel Tjaden ’20 can learn ways to connect players with their fans.
Five Academic All-Americans honored in 2017-2018
Five student-athletes were named Academic All-Americans during the 2017-2018 school year, bringing the total to 175 and securing uedbet体育官网’s Top 10 ranking among all U.S. colleges and universities.
Robinson '01 plays tribute to Paul Simon
Matt Robinson '01 and his band will perform Paul Simon's “Graceland” album Thursday in Davenport. The Chicago musician graduated in finance but left accounting to spend full-time on his music.
