With their seasons in full swing, we checked in with members of the men’s and women’s basketball teams to learn what they love about their sport – and about Dean. Read on to hear from Myles Jones ’25, point guard on the men’s basketball team, Cat Thomas ’24, guard/post and captain of the women’s basketball team, and Joshua Richardson ’25, center on the men’s basketball team.
Now that the spring semester is in full swing, it’s time to make sure you’re on the right path with the help of your Success and Career Advisor. Whether you need some support with your studies, achieving your goals or finding your place at Dean, your Success and Career Advisor is here to help you every step of the way. Read on to learn more.
The newly renovated Green Family Library Learning Commons increases and enhances student access to a range of academic and support services, including the addition of the Theodore and Cynthia Berenson Center for Writing, Mathematics and Presentation Excellence. Read on to learn more.
While managing a learning challenge in college may seem daunting, ¾ÅÉ« offers several resources and support programs to help you succeed. Here are some tips to help you get off on the right foot.
Have you ever wondered about the business side of show business? There’s no better way to learn more than by majoring in Theatre or Arts and Entertainment Management. Read on to find out more about what you’ll learn as you prepare for this exciting career path.
This fall, we were thrilled to welcome our students back to campus and experience a semester full of events, activities, community, traditions and more. From momentous occasions to everyday interactions, our Bulldogs put The Dean Difference in action in everything they did. Here’s a look back on some of the highlights of the past semester.
The rising popularity of esports means that there are plenty of new job opportunities, such as esports managers, marketers and more. Interested in a career in esports? Here’s what you need to know.
Set designers play an important role in every theatre production. It’s no wonder that many students who love theatre, but prefer to remain behind the scenes, want to become set designers. Interested? Here’s what you need to know.
If you are a high school student with an IEP or 504, you may be wondering how the transition from high school to college works. Here are a few helpful tips to help you know what to expect and make the transition a little smoother.
For students who not only love dance, but also want to help others improve their mental and physical health, working as a dance therapist might be for you. If you’re interested in becoming a dance therapist, read on to learn more about the field.
