Career fairs are about more than filling open roles—they are vital launchpads for student growth, connection, and confidence. Every conversation helps our students practice professional communication, refine their pitch, and envision their career pathways.
.event-details p { margin-bottom: 1.5rem; /* Standard space between sections */ } .location-text { font-style: italic; /* Optional visual emphasis */ } Live Sunshine Playshop with Endangerhood. A 90-minute, joy-filled experience where he dances, invites you to move, create and cheer each other on to discover through play. Learn how letting go and surrendering to […]
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Parents and family members are invited to join our Hollins students for a weekend filled with organized activities running from Friday afternoon through Sunday morning! We hope to have you join us! Schedule coming soon.
It’s the night Sloane has been building toward all year: her high school theatre capstone production! This feminist reimagining of Antigone is sure to be her ticket to a full ride at NYU.
Our combined choirs will perform for family and friends at our yearly Family Weekend concert.
Join us as Hollins students enrolled in private lessons present a recital of their favorite music for family and friends.
Opera Roanoke presents a masterclass for their Young Artists and Hollins students, featuring soprano Danielle Talamantes and bass-baritone Kerry Wilkerson.
This virtual panel features a conversation with Lesléa Newman, author of Heather Has Two Mommies—one of the first picture books to embrace LGBTQ+ themes—and Melissa McCoul, the former Senior Lecturer at Texas A&M
Mallory Zondag is an award-winning artist and educator whose work focuses on the natural world and how it relates to the human experience. She explores these themes through wet felting, weaving, sculpting, and stitching, seeking to bring the ephemeral into physical being. As a resident artist in over twenty schools and community organizations she has […]
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Teju Cole is a photographer and writer. He was born in the United States, raised in Nigeria, and currently lives in Massachusetts. His books—notable among them Open City, Blind Spot, Known and Strange Things, and Fernweh—are published in twenty languages.
Teju Cole is a photographer and writer. He was born in the United States, raised in Nigeria, and currently lives in Massachusetts. His books—notable among them Open City, Blind Spot, Known and Strange Things, and Fernweh—are published in twenty languages.
Fiber artist Mallory Zondag will teach a Felted Flowers workshop at the Eleanor D. Wilson Museum on Friday, 10/9 from 2:30-5:30PM. Sign up information for the workshop will be announced in early September and will be managed by the Wilson Museum. Registration is required and is limited to 20 seats. This workshop is part of […]
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You are cordially invited to attend the 41st annual Perry F. Kendig Arts and Culture Awards. Reception to Follow Awards in the Richard Wetherill Visual Arts Center and Eleanor D. Wilson Museum at Hollins. Please RSVP by Friday October 9
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For many, leadership is thought of as definitive, uncompromising, lonely, and infallible. President Hinton invites current and aspiring leaders to reframe their perspective on leadership and to see it as an opportunity to create an environment where love is the guiding principle. Where Love Leads is not based on a soft notion of love, but on a powerful approach to achieving outcomes through courage, compassion, vulnerability, and love.
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Join us for a community art workshop on Friday, October 23rd from 2-4PM on the VAC Plaza! Inspired by Jake McCord’s self-taught whimsical painting style, we will create large scale paintings of friends, family, or pets on brown craft paper to display on the Visual Arts Center “porch.” No registration required, and participants of all […]
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Discover all that Hollins has to offer at our upcoming Admission Open House: Discover Hollins Day. Tour our beautiful campus, meet current students, and explore student life, career pathways, and campus resources. Attend info sessions on admissions, financial aid, and support services, and get your questions answered as you envision yourself at Hollins. Register Today
Website: https://admissions.hollins.edu/register/?id=f43ce309-1908-4a32-ad1d-0eedb6d5d2d5As part of a rewarding partnership between Hollins and Opera Roanoke’s Young Artists, these talented singers will present The Medium, a solemn and spooky short opera perfect for the Halloween season.
Toni Jensen is the author of the memoir Carry, a Dayton Peace Prize finalist and a New York Times Editors’ Choice book. An NEA recipient in 2020, Jensen’s essays have appeared in Orion, Catapult and Ecotone.
Toni Jensen is the author of the memoir Carry, a Dayton Peace Prize finalist and a New York Times Editors’ Choice book. An NEA recipient in 2020, Jensen’s essays have appeared in Orion, Catapult and Ecotone.
Join us for a cozy afternoon of conversation about Where Love Leads by Mary Dana Hinton. We will be discussing love in leadership over coffee and pastries!
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