In this Issue: Yesterday was downright cold. It was a high of about 50, but with intermittent rain it felt even colder than that. Definitely not late April temps. It’s midday as I write this and my weather app says it is 55 outside (also […]
In this Issue: I strongly suspect a lot of our students were waiting with bated breath until midnight lastnight for the drop of the new Taylor Swift album, The Tortured Poets Department (and bonus to them if they were up at 2 a.m. for the […]
In this Issue: Thursdays are always a busy day on my team, so I am going to launch straight into today’s news: Art buying trip reveal tomorrow Beginning in 1963, students under the direction of faculty advisors have traveled to New York City every four […]
In this Issue: Photostories: Spring in the Forest and Wakeville Arts Festival If you have not had the chance to visit campus within the past month, this is for you :) My extremely talented colleague Lyndsie Schlink has put together a photostory about Spring […]
In this Issue: today I share five adjectives in an impressionistic view of campus Walking on campus from one meeting to the next, I did not have time to sit down and do a proper Five Senses post. However, I want to give you the […]
In this Issue: Happy Monday, Deac families! It looks to be a beautiful weather week: And the countdown to LDOC (Last Day of Classes) is on! We are at t-minus 15 days. If you like, you can keep an eye on the timeline […]
In this Issue: The ABCs of Commencement This one’s for you, P’24s! Commencement is in 36 days! As we gear up for Commencement, I am updating a post from a few years ago on the ABCs of Commencement, Daily Deac style. While this might be […]
In this Issue: Today I have a wide variety of campus events that may interest your students, plus an opportunity for families and loved ones to subscribe to our Photostories. Read what serves you and scroll past anything that does not :) Women in Tech […]
Our hearts are breaking today. Last night we received an email from President Wente and Vice President Kidd Brown to share the terrible news that one of our students, Janey Thompson (’26), has passed away. There are no good words at a time of […]
In this Issue: Eclipse viewing Though we were not in the path of totality for the eclipse, it was still a vibrant and fun atmosphere on campus. I was stationed on the Mag Quad (aka Manchester Plaza) in front of Carswell Hall and had told […]
