Category: College Newswire

The Macalester College Theatre and Dance Department presents The Clean House by Sarah Ruhl

Mac’s Newest Trustees

Banishing Night Terrors

Student entrepreneur Tyler Skluzacek ’16 finds success with an app inspired by his war vet father.

Macalester professor receives Frederick Burkhardt Residential Fellowship for Recently Tenured Scholars

Capello was one of 21 Burkhardt Fellows this year.

Macalester New Music Series Presents ICE Ensemble

The Inaugural Lecture of Karen Saxe as DeWitt Wallace Professor of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science

Macalester’s DeWitt Wallace Library receives the Excellence in Academic Library Award for 2016

Concert Choir to perform at American Choral Directors Assoc. North Central division conf. in Feb.

Dance Concert Fall 2015

Professor Marlon James chosen as one of 100 Leading Global Thinkers of 2015 by Foreign Policy Magazine

Faculty Receive EMKE Grant to Develop Hindi Language Textbook and Course

Macalester President signs the American Campuses Act on Climate Pledge

Macalester Theatre and Dance Department’s Dreaming the World Forward, Dec. 4 and 5

As You Like It

The Macalester College Theatre and Dance Department presents As You Like It by William Shakespeare, in the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, Mainstage Theater, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul, Minn.

Macalester professor named 2015-16 Executive Leadership Fellow at the U of M’s Center for Integrative Leadership

The Book of [for] Profits

Three Macalester alumni become Trustees

Gov. Dayton declares Wed., Oct. 28, 2015, “Marlon James Day”

Macalester Theatre and Dance Department Presents Shakespeare’s As You Like It

Macalester professor receives Profiles in Courage Award from the Minnesota Association of Black Lawyers

Macalester professor Marlon James wins the Man Booker Prize for his novel “A Brief History of Seven Killings”

Macalester professor Marlon James has won the Man Booker Prize for Fiction, considered the most prestigious prize in literature, for his book A Brief History of Seven Killings. James is the first writer from Jamaica to win in the prize's 47-year history.