“This is a celebration of inter-disciplines and the liberal arts,” Derek Lyons said, “of someone in theatre presenting next to someone from chemistry. There’s a camaraderie here. You get to see your friends and fellow students in their element, talking about their passions and what they’ve discovered.” More…
One day each spring, the Simpson community gathers in Smith…
“George Washington Carver is an inspiration,” said Laurel Bower, producer/director at Iowa Public Television. “That’s why it’s been a pleasure producing this documentary. His determination to achieve an education as a black man right after the Civil War and his life’s work helping those who needed it the most, these are the reasons we are still talking about him 75 years after his death.” More…
Danica Nolton of Grinnell High School captured the Best of Show award for her photography entry, “Chromatic Origins.” Sioux City High School also had a dominating performance, with students there winning six first- and second-place awards. More…
The event, which runs from 7 p.m-8:30 p.m., is free and open to the public. It will be held in Hubbell Hall II on the second floor of the Kent Campus Center on Simpson’s Indianola campus. More…
Senior art students will put their best on display in an exhibit that begins March 26 and continues through April 27. More…
“Just to have my name mentioned with Carver was awesome for me!” said Herma Williams, 2018 recipient of the Carver Medal. More…
Students who are interested in participating in the Star Wars…
The forum will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Hubbell Hall I, located on the second floor of the Kent Campus Center at Simpson. The public is invited to the event. More…
“If you are more familiar with your smart phone than your history, try this: think of Dr. King not just as a civil rights hero, but also as an app. His legacy must be updated to remain relevant.” More…