Join us for In the Loop Block 1! Please save the date for the Block 1 In the Loop all-staff meeting on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 8:30 a.m. in Cornerstone Arts Center. The program will begin promptly at 8:30 a.m. Stay afterward for a light breakfast and conversation in Cornerstone Main Space. Submit good news, …
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Your Friday Night Plans Are Here!
Don’t Miss Worner After Dark Worner After Dark is coming up Friday, Sept. 4, from 6-11 p.m. at Worner Campus Center! Spend the evening with friends and enjoy music, games, food, and activities in and around the building. From 6-9 p.m., stop by for arts and crafts, hamster soccer, henna, an interactive photo booth, pickleball, …
Wet Ink – Block 1 2026
Our newsletter is dedicated to celebrating the people and practices that make up the vibrant world of art, architecture, design, and museum studies at CC—bringing together students, staff, faculty, alumni, and anyone who shares our enthusiasm for creative endeavors. To our new students, welcome to the Department of Art, and for those who are returning, …
Amanda Minervini New Book Launch and Celebration at Tutt Library
New Book Celebration with Amanda Minervini Please join us for a book talk and celebration on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 4 p.m. in the Tim Fuller Event Space, Tutt Library, for Associate Professor Amanda Minervini’s new book St. Francis and Mussolini: Fascist Appropriations of a Beloved Italian Saint. All faculty, students, and staff are invited. …
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Spring Conference 2027 Proposals Now Being Accepted
Submit Your Proposal for Spring Conference 2027! Spring Conference is scheduled for Friday, Jan. 15, 2027, from 8 a.m.-1p.m. This year, Fall and Spring Conference have swapped formats to make it possible for more faculty and staff to participate in conference sessions. The full conference program will take place in January, when more members of …
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Weekly COLT Meeting Summary
Dear CC Faculty and Staff, To support transparency and shared understanding across the College, Staff Council and the FEC shares a weekly summary of key operational updates discussed at the College Operational Leadership Team (COLT) meeting. Please review this week’s summary. If you are interested in learning more about CC’s operational governance framework, including the …
2026-27 Common Read: Theory of Water
2026-2027 Common Read: Theory of Water College Transition Programs is excited to announce that this year’s CC Common Read is Leanne Betasamosake Simpson’s Theory of Water: Nishnaabe Maps to the Times Ahead. Simpson’s collection of essays shows how situated, embodied knowledge matters, and she illustrates how interdependence—understood through indigenous epistemes about water, snow, ice, and respiration—provide …
Belonging: Block 1
Dear Beloved Community, It’s officially week two, and you’ve survived the joy and chaos of the start of the year: preseason, Bridge, International Student Orientation, New Student Orientation, or maybe all of the above. Congratulations! By now, you’ve probably figured out where the dining hall is. You know that Rastall to Barnes takes more than …
Institutional Review Report Release
Dear Campus Community, As mentioned at the Welcome Back Lunch on Aug. 20 and in prior communications, I am writing to share the final Institutional Review report. The attached 201-page document includes detailed findings of Baker Tilly’s work in six key areas: Fiscal Health, Strategic Enrollment Management, Student Experience and Success, Academic Portfolio, Resource Optimization, …
Around the Block: Campus News
Next Week: The 2026 Arthur G. Pettit Memorial Lecture Dr. Megan Kate Nelson. Photo provided by Nelson. Don’t miss the 2026 Pettit Lecture, “How the Real West was Lost: The Frontier Myth and the Erasure of U.S. Western History,” with Dr. Megan Kate Nelson on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 4:30 p.m. in Tutt Library. Over the …