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New, Local, One-Act Play in "Voices from the Margin" Series Has Catawba Connections

November 9, 2015

Categories: Alumni, English, Events, Theatre Arts

Lee Street theatre and The Covenant Community Connection are proud to present the one-act play, What Do They Need?: Monologues by Principals, Teachers, and Students from Rowan-Salisbury Schools, as part of the Voices from the Margin series. Voices from the Margin was created to offer audiences a…

Catawba Students Read Poetry

November 6, 2015

Categories: Academics, English, Events, Students

Catawba students showcased their poetry at the Literary Bookpost. (Photo: Gordon Grant) By Anna Beth Carter '16 Some members of the Salisbury community recently heard Catawba College student Christopher Soulies read from his poem, "Untitled." "When the moonbeams pierce the transom we'll…

Catawba Student’s Play Is Part of 10-Minute New Play Festival at Lee Street theatre

May 1, 2015

Categories: Academics, English, Events, Students

A play written by Catawba College junior Daniel Mowery of Salisbury has been selected as one of six plays to be produced as part of Lee Street theatre's 7th Annual 10-Minute New Play Festival. Plays in this year’s festival, that runs May 6-9 beginning at 7:30 p.m. each night, focus on yard sales.…

Catawba's Annual Awards Convocation Recognizes Achievements of Students, Faculty and Staff

April 24, 2015

Categories: Academics, Biology, Business & Economics, Chemistry, Communication Arts, English, Environmental Science, Events, Faculty, History, Mathematics, Music, Politics, Psychology, Religion & Philosophy, Sociology, Sport & Health Sciences, Staff, Students, Teacher Education, Theatre Arts

Award recipients for the 2014-2015 academic year Catawba's awards are eco-friendly and made of Catawba blue, 100% recycled glass. Catawba College's annual Awards Convocation was again a time to recognize and celebrate student, faculty and staff achievements. Members of the campus…

Catawba Honors Students Examine Death and Dying in Spring Semester Class

April 22, 2015

Categories: Academics, English, Psychology, Students

Students in the "Joining the Choir Invisible: On Death and Dying" course Fuller and Wood Most college students arrive on campus expecting to live a long, long life and planning to take courses focusing on the ways that humans live and think, knowing, as Socrates says, that "the unexamined life…

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New, Local, One-Act Play in "Voices from the Margin" Series Has Catawba Connections

Catawba Students Read Poetry

Catawba Student’s Play Is Part of 10-Minute New Play Festival at Lee Street theatre

Catawba's Annual Awards Convocation Recognizes Achievements of Students, Faculty and Staff

Catawba Honors Students Examine Death and Dying in Spring Semester Class