Symmetry Reflects Us
A story of freedom and constraint, mathematician Frank Farris uses functions and symmetry to turn everyday scenes into stunning art.
SCM Staff, 01 Mar 2017
< 1 min read
X Marks the Spot
A look at Pancho Jiménez ’93 and his historically inspired sculptures.
Steven Boyd Saum, 01 Mar 2017
2 min read
Total Supremacy
Treaties used to be the supreme law of the land. What changed?
Alden Mudge, 01 Mar 2017
< 1 min read
The Integrity Thing
Thomas G. Plante on how college students can nurture an ethical self
SCM Staff, 01 Mar 2017
< 1 min read
Good Listen
Is there a common good in our common home? The Integral podcast tries to find out.
Steven Boyd Saum, 13 Mar 2016
7 min read
An American Story
A few words from the remarkable life of Francisco Jiménez.
Clay Hamilton, 16 Nov 2015
< 1 min read
Music and Geometry
A showpiece of outdoor sculpture: Going Around the Corner with X, created and donated by world-renowned artist Fletcher Benton.
Mark Purdy, 04 Aug 2015
2 min read
Back porch blues
Jorma Kaukonen ’64 plays and sings stuff hard won through a life in music. The rustic blues vibe of his latest album is crunchily satisfying.
Grace Ogihara, 16 Jul 2015
< 1 min read
Art and Entropy
“There’s chaos in everything, but upon examination, patterns emerge from within that chaos,” says Gina Pasquali ’15.
SCM Staff, 15 Jun 2015
2 min read
Summer Reading
A journey through the medieval mind of Matthew Jobin.
Lindsey Kouvaris ’02, 04 Jan 2015
2 min read
Art time
The de Saisset celebrates turning 60 by taking a closer look at the meaning of ‘family’.
Jim Cottrill, 13 Dec 2014
5 min read
Welcome to Citizenville
The author of the one book Newt Gingrich says all conservatives should read: Gavin Newsom ’89