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Mason Daring ’71 and Jeanie Stahl Celebrate a 50-year Musical Partnership

The Boston Globe – Reporter Ed Symkus interviewed Daring and Stahl, friends who live in Marblehead, Mass., and have been performing and recording together since they first met in a Boston coffeehouse in 1973.

Professor Sonya Clark ’89, A Collaboration, at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta

Forbes – “Clark’s large-scale, community-centered, and participatory projects are brought together for the first time during the exhibition Sonya Clark: We Are Each Other,” writes Chadd Scott. “The exhibition features six of Clark’s projects created through mass participation, two directly addressing the Civil War, a theme common to her artmaking.”

Meet Sage Loyema Innerarity ’22: Emerging Trailblazer in Tribal Archives

Simmons.edu – Previously a Postbaccalaureate Fellow working with the Amherst College Collection of Native American Literature, Innerarity is profiled on the website of Simmons University, where she has begun graduate studies at the School of Library and Information Science.

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Dec 11

Duties beautifully done: A Dickinson Birthday Celebration

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Oct 23

"Oops Upside Your Head" Artist Show by Felandus Thames

10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Dec 10

Choral Society and the Center for Religious & Spiritual Life Vespers

6:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Feb 9

M@A Presents: Raehann Bryce-Davis, mezzo-soprano

7:30 PM

Mar 1

M@A Presents: Terri Lyne Carrington, drums with Social Science

7:30 PM

Mar 30

Faculty Showcase

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Amherst Magazine

Inside the Summer 2023 issue: Architect Bruce Becker ’80’s lastest project, an energy-efficient boutique hotel; Nichelle Carr ’98's Webby-award-winning podcast series Black Women of Amherst College; a spotlight on recent graduate Haoran Tong ’23, and much more.

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