Before Irene Langhorne (1873-1956) married artist Charles Dana Gibson and became perhaps the most famous woman in the country, as the model for America’s idealized Gibson Girl, she was, briefly, a Hollins girl...
May 21 |
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In her new novel, Centerville, Writer-in-Residence Karen Osborn '79 draws upon her own childhood trauma to explore how a small town copes with a senseless act...
May 21 |
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Nancy Thorp Poetry Contest, inspired by a gifted writer who died too young...
May 21 |
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Hollins faculty members possess a wide range of expertise on a variety of timely topics. Several share their advice on addressing some of the common challenges we encounter in our daily lives...
May 21 |
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Four prominent people in the life of the university are retiring at the end of the school year. How do you sum up decades of service to students and to the well-being of Hollins? By writing from the heart...
May 21 |
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Irene Langhorne Gibson: From Hollins Girl to Gibson Girl
Several cast members from last fall’s campus production of Decision Height: Sarah Peterson ’16, Yasmeen LaTore ’16, Madeleine Buttitta ’15, and Emma Sperka...