Found in a school van.  Please see Mrs. Scarborough to claim it.

Hundreds of pounds of carrots were gleaned from Riverland Farm in Sunderland Monday by the Girls’ Junior Varsity soccer team. They will be donated to the Orange Food Pantry on Wednesday.

How many of you know that a beehive was installed by the greenhouse behind Johnson Doubleday last year?  Having started this apiary project as a freshman, Elizabeth Eastman ’13 just harvested her first bottles of dark gold honey, and presented one to me. I put it in my Greek yogurt every morning, and simply love [...]

See Mrs. Scarborough to claim it.

Sunday through Thursday evenings from 7:30-10:30pm peer tutors are available and eager to answer your homework questions through online chat on the Peer Tutors Moodle site!  Join the chat and get help!

Trying to make sense of the schedule changes for this week?

Sign-ups for winter term co-curricular activities will take place online from Wednesday, October 19 through Friday, October 21.  All students are asked to sign onto DAInfo and click the link to Co-Curricular Sign-Ups.  New students –  please be sure to sign up again.  You may have sent us your preferences over the summer, but we ask you [...]

Found on second floor of Boyden Library 10/9/11- can be claimed at circulation desk

Tim Trelease opens an exhibit of new work in Holyoke’s Paper City Studios this Friday. The group show will include fourteen new paintings, constructions, and photographs, along with a large-scale installation as part of a group show. The theme of the exhibit is centered around books, as artifacts, with a special interest in the history [...]

Here is an  interesting article from the Times Higher Education ranking the “top” 100 universities in the World.   This particular ranking is the first of its kind looking solely at the reputations of institutions for teaching and research.   Other rankings, like the (in)famous US News and World Report  Best Colleges, focus on a myriad of [...]