News

• September 3, 2020

  Radio Magic with Sophomore Leanna Tilitei

  As a summer intern for ‘World Cafe,’ sophomore Leanna Tilitei worked remotely as a member of the programming team helping to produce the ‘nation’s most listened-to-public radio music program.’ “I was very pleased that I had a lot of responsibilities, not just tasks but work that was essential to have the show air,” says Tilitei, who participated in the internship from her family’s home in Yonkers, New York. “I was busy the whole time.”

• September 3, 2020

  Joseph Earl Thomas’ Memoir Draws On Family and Fantasy Fiction

  Joseph Earl Thomas a Ph.D. student in the English department in the School of Arts & Sciences. Thomas explores his childhood in a memoir-in-progress, written in the third person, called “Reality Marble.” An excerpt from the book won the 2020 Chautauqua Janus Prize, which recognizes an emerging writer’s single work of short fiction or nonfiction.

• August 27, 2020

  Bringing Green, Healing Spaces to The Streets of West Philadelphia

  This summer, Alice Cochrane, a rising junior majoring in architecture from Harare, Zimbabwe, completed a summer internship with One Art, an “urban eco arts village” and community center. One Art, currently in its third year of participating in SHIP, is a Black- and brown-owned-and-operated organization whose goal is to provide a safe and inspirational space for arts, educational, and cultural programs. Along with serving as a community hub for events and activities, the One Art Oasis also provides the community with access to green spaces as part of its urban farm, along with programming focused on sustainability, organic farming, waste reduction, and building with recycled materials.

• August 27, 2020

  Register to Vote and Go Vote!

  We encourage everyone to both register and to vote in the fall elections if you are eligible. If not, speak out to those who are voting, share your perspectives on the issues and advocate for the candidates you support. This is a democracy and we have agency in that process. People risked their lives for the right to vote and have a voice in this country.

• August 27, 2020

  Slought Presents “Atlas of Affects”

  Slought invites your participation in "Atlas of Affects," an exhibition in the Slought galleries of material traces, media artifacts, artistic projects, written texts, and other representations of the pandemic. Anyone is welcome to contribute to the archive, so long as their submission concerns an affect of this moment.