Iphigenia and Other Daughters, a contemporary adaptation of the works of Euripedes and Sophocles that chronicled the fall of the House of Atreus, runs April 18, 19 and 24–26 in Theatre 14.
Now at the Museum of Art: “The Eye Is a Door,” an exhibition of the photographs writer and landscape architect Anne Whiston Spirn has captured in her travels from Iceland to Japan.
Katherine Anandi Rowe, a scholar of Renaissance literature and media history and a leader in digital humanities initiatives, has been appointed provost and dean of the faculty, effective July 1.
Packing up leftovers from Smith dining rooms to deliver to local homeless shelters was a no-brainer for Sibyl Brown ’14, who started a college chapter of the Food Recovery Network this year.
