| Hampshire Chooses Bon Appétit as Food Service Provider Bon Appétit Management Company — a food service provider committed to sustainable practices, culinary innovation, and creating food made from fresh, local ingredients in a socially responsible manner — will be Hampshire College’s partner in its Healthy Food Transition, President Jonathan Lash announced. |
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| Photos of Div III Showcase and Roos-Rohde House Groundbreaking Hampshire College's Division III Showcase took place on Friday, May 17. The showcase includes academic presentations, readings, and film screenings. |
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| Honorary Degrees for Chuck and Polly Longsworth Hampshire College will award honorary degrees to Charles R. (Chuck) Longsworth and Polly Longsworth during the May 18 commencement. |
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| Commencement 2013 The date of the 2013 commencement ceremony will be Saturday, May 18. Watch live online starting at 10:45 a.m. #HampGrad13 |
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| A Gift to Support Humanities Students’ Research A $5,000 gift from Assistant Professor of German and Comparative Literature Alicia E. Ellis and artist and former visiting faculty member David H. Munson will be used to establish Hampshire College’s new Humanities Research Book Grant. |
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| Professor and Contributing Writer on 'Bulbs and Roots' Lawrence J. Winship, professor of botany, writes about the ability of wild bulbs and tubers to plant themselves. |
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| Whiting Fellowships Will Support International Research Four Hampshire College professors have been chosen as recipients of 2013 Whiting Foundation Fellowships. |
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| "Understanding Reproductive Justice: A Response to O’Brien" Hampshire professor Marlene Gerber Fried is lead author for a piece on the history and content of the reproductive justice framework and movement. |
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| Alum Named One of 100 Most Creative People in Business Ian Spalter 94F is on the list for Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business. |
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| Roddenberry Big Impact Grants Awarded Two Hampshire graduates, Aaron Wieler 01F and Benjamin Herson 95F, have been awarded a total of $11,500 through the College’s first Roddenberry Big Impact grant program. |
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| Hannah Todd 03F Directs Up a Storm (Tempest) To Hannah Todd 03F, Hampshire’s theatre program stands out. “No other school has a program like it, completely student-run,” she says. |
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| Division III: Building the Nonprofit Restaurant Allegra Fisher 09F literally went around the world on a field-study to learn about ethnic and fusion foods. |
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| Division III: Violinist and “Comprovisor” Gabby Fluke-Mogul 09F “Gabby’s project demonstrates how important interdisciplinarity—a real integration of multiple approaches—can be across a student’s trajectory of work at Hampshire,” says childhood studies professor Rachel Conrad. |
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| Division III: Including Humans in the Ecological Equation “At Hampshire, instead of ‘Bio 101’ where you only learn what you’re supposed to know, you can learn to apply [what you are studying] to your own interests,” says Emily Waters 09F. |
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| Division III: Fiction and the Uncanny The uncanny, or Unheimlich, is an important concept in German-language literature and thought around the turn of the twentieth century. |
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