A Letter from President Mary Dana Hinton
Dear Hollins University Community, I trust this edition of the magazine finds you filled with hope and purpose as 2021 unfolds. As I enter the new year and spring term, I am overwhelmed with gratitude for the ways this community pulls
Editor’s Note: Winter 2021 Issue
n my lifetime, I have never witnessed a moment where hope was more needed it is right now. Hope does not require us to ignore the often harsh realities of our current moment; rather, it requires that we cling to
Books by Hollins Authors: Summer 2020
Aftermath of an Industrial Accident: Stories Mike Allen M.A. 1994 Mythic Delirium Books (Kindle edition), 2020 The Wall at the Edge of the World Amanda Cockrell 1969, M.A. 1988 (pseudonym Damion Hunter) Canelo, 2020 The Emperor’s Games Canelo, 2019 The Legions of the Mist Canelo, 2019 you were supposed to be
The Sound of a Hopeful Community
By President Mary Dana Hinton The beauty of Hollins beckons to me as I walk across campus on a July afternoon. I remain awed by the landscape, in part because of its unrelenting beauty and in part because it remains a
Editor’s Note: Summer 2020 Issue
When my time at Hollins began last January, everything felt ripe with possibility and promise. To list off the many reasons I would be excited to work for this institution would be, as they say, “preaching to the choir.” Then COVID-19
Main In Minecraft
Reilly Swennes ’20 built a Minecraft version of Front Quad during the spring. Below are some excerpts from her explanation for this passion project: What inspired me to build Hollins on Minecraft first came purely out of boredom, but as I