Hollins University
News
- Hollins Among Top Ten Nationally for Alumnae Fundraising Support
- Hollins Is Named a "Best in the Southeast" College and Featured Among "The Best 373 Colleges" by The Princeton Review
- Hollins "Blows the Lid Off" Fundraising Goal, Completes Historic $125 Million Campaign
- Hollins Riders Capture Fourth at IHSA Nationals
- Hollins Receives $5 Million Batten Challenge to Enhance Scholarships, Leadership Opportunities
- Hollins Meets and Exceeds Second $500,000 Belk Challenge to Earn Matching Grant
- Hollins Receives $1 Million Gift to Strengthen Study Abroad Program
- Hollins' Endowment Ranks Among Nation's Strongest in Weathering Recession
- Hollins Earns Media Spotlight for Soda Fountain Beverage Research
- Hollins Receives $3 Million Gift for Theatre Renovation
- President Gray Makes the Case for Private Colleges and Universities
- Wyndham Robertson Library Honored by American Library Association
- Hollins Named a Top Wired College by PC Magazine and The Princeton Review
- Graduate Wins Pulitzer Prize in Poetry
[ Events Calendar ]
What’s going on…
First Dual Exhibition Between University Museums
The Eleanor D. Wilson Museum at Hollins along with Roanoke College Galleries are pleased to present the first in a series of exhibitions that span both institutions. This inaugural exhibition features the work of international electronic media artist Jim Campbell. »
September 16 - December 4, 2010
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Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month Lecture
"Hostile States: Arizona and the Perils of Local Immigration Enforcement," David Manuel Hernández, Ph.D. Hernández is an assistant professor in the César E. Chávez Department for Chicana and Chicano Studies at UCLA. »
September 16, 2010
Lecture/Reading by Poet, Literary and Social Critic Fred Moten
Moten is associate professor of English at Duke University. Q&A, 11 a.m., Hollins Room, Wyndham Robertson Library; lecture/reading, Green Drawing Room in Main Building. »
September 23, 2010
