A crowd of Principia alumni and friends showed up in Denver to celebrate Principia’s record-setting fifth consecutive appearance in the USA Rugby 7s DII National Championship. The team finished in 5th place, making them the Plate Champions.
In pool play on opening day, the Thunder Chickens took tough losses ...
Take a peek at a year of engaged learning, athletics achievements, artistic expression, and more.
Accomplished alumni regularly return to campus to offer career advice and insight about life after college. Last month, art major Brett Banning (C’11) shared his path to his current employment with Uber as a product designer (also known as user experience, or UX, design). During workshops and presentations, Banning brought ...
Traveling in vans full of science gear, including soil temperature and pH probes, hand lenses, and microscopes, biology students and faculty embarked on ecological explorations during a weeklong Bioblock trip to the Cache River Basin and the Great Smoky Mountains last month. While examining the rich biological diversity of both ...
Principians far and wide came out in full force to make the third annual Global Days of Service campaign an unqualified success. From Atlanta to Seattle, Florida to California—and in between in St. Louis, Kansas City, and Phoenix—Principia alumni, students, and staff threw themselves into volunteer work with generosity of ...
A mild spring day on the Chapel Green set the scene for the combined Whole World Festival and Earth Day event last month. The sharing of cultural perspectives and experiences from all corners of the globe underscored the benefits of an internationally diverse campus community.
The Friendship Around the ...
The Principia College Thunder Chickens have earned a spot at the National Championships for an unprecedented fifth time in a row! They clinched it in mid-April when the team won the Gateway 7s Conference Tournament in Kansas City. During unseasonably chilly weather, a devoted crowd of fans watched as the ...
Two Principia-sponsored trips during spring break included intensive learning experiences. Five students traveled to San Francisco with Mass Communication Professor Stephanie Bauer and Visiting Professor Paul Van Slambrouck for a photo-documentary field program. “The group spent the days crisscrossing the ‘City by the Bay,’” Slambrouck notes. “The immersive program was ...
Utilizing the country’s stunning natural setting and storied past as a living classroom, students on the New Zealand Abroad dove deep into cultural anthroplogy (with a focus on Māori culture and language), conservation, and education. The group, led by multidisciplinary Professor Kim Hedge, biology professor Dr. Chrissy McAllister (C’93), and ...
A ripping good yarn recently set sail with the staging of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic adventure tale Treasure Island . Upon entering Davis Theatre, the audience was quickly hauled aboard for a swashbuckling, treasure-hunting, and sword-clanging experience.
Originally produced at the National Theatre in London for its 2014 season, ...
