For Summer 2025 The Office of the Dean of the College invites faculty to submit proposals for the Faculty Student Collaborative Research Grant. The aim of the program is to fund summer collaborative research between faculty and students in order to support faculty in their scholarly activities and to provide students with first-hand research and …
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Join Us Tomorrow for Spring Conference! Don’t forget to attend Spring Conference tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 24, from noon-2:30 p.m. in Robson Arena. All faculty and staff members are invited. This year, we will have activities, games, and prizes available for participants in the spirit of community and connection. Please bring your black CC nametag if …
From the Director: Crown’s Greatest HITS One slice of my musicological research considers the role of the “greatest hits” album in manufacturing and maintaining an artist’s legacy—the careful selection and presentation of the highlights of their work as part of communicating a creative narrative aimed at diehard fans and casual listeners all at once. It …
Behind the Enrollment Process Every year, CC enrolls an academically-accomplished student body that encompasses a wide variety of interests, talents, and backgrounds. At this Work of the College Series session, you will learn how the Office of Admissions utilizes a holistic evaluation process that builds the incoming class each year. Join Tony Cabasco, Vice President …
Dear Campus Community, As we transition to a new calendar year, new semester, and significant changes in the national legal landscape, I want to take a moment to affirm that our commitment to equity and belonging through our policies and protocols remains a central value. To that end, we will continue to support members of …
Dear Beloved Community, Please join me in welcoming Dr. Nancy Rios as the Director of Belonging and Engagement in the Office of Institutional Equity and Belonging. Nancy has been a part of the CC community since 2011 as a frequent lecturer in Anthropology; The Hulbert Center for Southwest Studies; Feminist and Gender Studies; Liberal …
Concert Attendance Soars Department Happenings Music Department Boasts High Concert Attendance and Community Collaboration As the final notes of Schubert’s Symphony No. 5 resonated through Packard Hall, the fading chord was met with a wave of applause and cheers from an enthusiastic audience of over 150. Despite it taking place during one of the …
Get ready to show off your wild side, Tigers! 🐅 Join us on Friday, Feb. 7, at 6:30 p.m. in Cornerstone for the most epic event of the year: The Tiger Lookalike Contest! Here’s how it works: 👗 Dress up as your best “tiger” self—go bold, creative, and over the top! 🎤 Strut your stuff on the catwalk to the song of …
Dear CC Community, Last year, as a way to improve efficiency across campus, the community was asked to submit events for the year by the end of March. We received a great response which allowed us to support all events more effectively, create a categorization system, reduce conflicting and overlapping events, and provide more support. …
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Join Us Tomorrow for Block 5 First Monday What are the multiple costs and consequences of the ongoing wars of the 21st century? For over a decade, researchers at Brown University’s Costs of War Project – in collaboration with over 60 scholars, experts, human rights advocates, and physicians from around the world – have sought …
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