Skip Fennell - Makes Mathematics Add Up for Educators
As president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Dr. Fennell goes the distance to ensure that students everywhere have access to top-quality mathematics education.
Debora Johnson-Ross - Cool Enough for School
This popular culture researcher examines how the African concept of “cool” has been transformed in American culture.
Elizabeth van den Berg - The Play’s the Thing
Serious fun defines the scene in this award-winning theatre arts professor’s workshops.
Robin Armstrong - Helping Students Speak the Same Tune
Dr. Armstrong’s innovative, Web-based tutorial teaches the language of music.
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The walls of Kim Easterday’s poolside office are lined with memories collected over 34 years of coaching. Dozens of framed certificates note records in breaststroke, in butterfly, relay and more. Others are reminders of her 23-year career as lacrosse coach. All testify as to her well-earned title as Dean of Green Terror coaches – a title she’ll no doubt retain even after she relinquishes her stopwatch and clipboard when the swim season ends in February. » Full Story
The screams and thuds echoing from room 110 Hill Hall are familiar sounds after three weeks of Adjunct Lecturer Joshua Baron’s Jan Term course, “Philosophy of Violent Media.” » Full Story
Inspired by this year’s theme, “The Beloved Community: Our Shared Responsibility,” local elementary- and middle-school students reflect on what it means to help others. » Full Story
Kelly Cramp and Broderick Maybank were named No. 1 and 2 athletes of the decade by a panel of coaches, athletics officials and local media. The college named 10 most dominating and 10 finalists. » Full Story
If anyone is qualified to offer tips for dorm cooking, it’s McDaniel’s executive chef, Kevin Werner. He makes 10,000 meals a week. And that doesn’t count the five meals a week the Baltimore Culinary Institute graduate prepares for his family. » Full Story
McDaniel President Joan Develin Coley will receive an honorary degree during the college’s 140th Commencement at 2 p.m. on Sat., May 22, at Gill Center. For the final time in her tenure as president, Coley will toll the Old Main bell to “ring out” the more than 600 bachelor’s and master’s degree recipients. » Full Story
For contemporary artist Steven Pearson, Jan Term meant a chance to shed his role as a professor and spend four productive weeks at a Vermont residency program creating an impressive painting for his upcoming exhibitions. » Full Story
From worlds of business to literature to academia, McDaniel graduates continue to make their mark. » Full Story
McDaniel Playback cast improvises productions that grow out of collaboration between performers and the audience. » Full Story
Show your College I.D. for free admission at the 2010 Annual Foreign Film Festival coming to the Carroll Arts Center, located two blocks east of campus on Main Street. » Full Story
Christi Harris’ work and research interests center on food – its consumption, cultural and personal meaning and its aesthetics. » Full Story
Read on for a list of events on the Hill in the coming weeks. » Full Story
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Among the growing number of wireless internet hotspots on campus are Memorial Plaza, the Sculpture Garden, Rouzer Hall Lounges, Ensor Lounge, The Pub, Commuter Lounge, Library Skybox, Whiteford Common Area, and the McDaniel House Commons Area.
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They’re up and running! McDaniel’s track and field athletes are competing on great new venues for pole vault, high jump, long jump, javelin, shot put, and discus. More about Green Terror Athletics...
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Hoover Library recently acquired 250 books in just one month, including Tao Te Ching and Cracking the GRE. Offering dozens of online databases and journals, plus CD-ROMs, periodicals, and books, the library is always changing. More…
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The North Village residential complex resembles a series of country manor homes. Each six-person suite is equipped with a large kitchen area, living room, and high-speed Internet access. More about residential life…
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