Come see the work of Deerfield’s hard-working–and talented–faculty artists! There will be a reception on Thursday April 18 from 6-8 pm in The Russell Gallery.The show will run through May 28th. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday 9 am – 3 pm, or by appointment (contact Lydia Hemphill at lhemphill@deerfield.edu / 774.1480).

Are you the head or member of a DA student club/organization? Post your club meeting times and events on the Daily Bulletin! Now you can see all of your club meetings/events and school activities in one place! If you would like to post your events and meetings on the Daily Bulletin Events Calendar, email mshilling@deerfield.edu…Read More →

Changes for this year:  Health Insurance premium goes DOWN by 1.1%  and NO co-payment for routine health care visitsDental Plan premium remains unchanged from this yearOpen Enrollment is when you can:Enroll in the health planEnroll in the dental planMake a Flex Plan electionPlease take the time to read this information carefully, and share it with your…Read More →

Thank you to Donald of the Dining Hall for recovering Louise’s purse!

Louise Goldenberg has misplaced her white purse – it had two books in it (Fairest and Tumblewreck), her new iPod shuffle she got for her birthday, and a plastic container with Lego figures. Please, if you have seen this bag, return it to Ms. Goldenberg’s room in the basement of the Arms Building. Many many…Read More →

 Abandoned near the Greer 10 days ago…Email me if you’d like to claim this bike. 

Hampshire College professor of peace and world security studies, Michael Klare, will be speaking in the Garonzik Auditorium following sit down dinner this Tuesday, April 16. As director of the Five College Program in Peace and World Security Studies, Mr. Klare has written a great number of books, including, most recently, Resource Wars (2001), Blood…Read More →

This Saturday from 8 to 10 pm Andrew Peterson and Caleb will be in concert in the Koch Center as a stop on their national tour. Doors will open at 7 pm. Brian Mansfield, music critic for USA Today, chose Andrew Peterson’s album, Light for the Lost Boy, as one of his top 10 albums…Read More →

We would like to keep the dialogue regarding student culture going strong. Several more of these responses to the Student Culture Forum by Student Council members will be posted in the coming days. We encourage you to log into the Daily Bulletin and comment, or make posts of your own. “The establishment of the forum…Read More →

An AT&T Pantech cell phone was found last week in the library study hall. If you think this may be your phone, stop by the library circulation desk.