Brescia University will host the fourth event of the St. Ann Visiting Writers Series on November 8th at 7:00 PM in the Little Theatre located in Bartholomy-Taylor Hall. This installment of the series will be a Craft Coffee Workshop with authors Jessica Easto and Andreas Willhoff. The event is offered at no cost and is…
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Brescia University to Host the Third Event of the St. Ann Visiting Writers Series
Brescia University will host the third event of the St. Ann Visiting Writers Series on November 1st at 7:00 PM in the Atrium of The Moore Center. The featured authors are Jacinda Townsend, Amie Whittemore, and Donovan McCabee. The event is offered at no cost and is open to the public. Jacinda Townsend studied at…
Brescia University to Host the Second Event of the St. Ann Visiting Writers Series
Brescia University will host the second event of the St. Ann Visiting Writers Series on October 11th at 7:00 PM in the Atrium of The Moore Center. The featured authors are Jon Tribble, Kari Shemwell, and Allison Joseph. The event is offered at no cost and is open to the public. Jon Tribble is the…
Brescia University to Host Two Public Lecture Series
Brescia University will host two public lectures on Thursday, March 14th. The first event is the continuation of the Young Lecture Series. The Brescia University Marilyn Younger Conley School of Social Work and Young Lecture Series welcome Jennifer Scott as she presents her lecture titled “Just Neighborhoods: Museums Engaging Communities around Social Justice”. This event…
Brescia University Announces St. Ann Visiting Writer Series Lineup of Authors and Poets Released
Brescia University’s Creative Writing department will be hosting a series of readings and lectures by a variety of nationally recognized and acclaimed authors and poets. The events will be known as the St. Ann Visiting Writers Series. The first in the series will be held September 6th at 7:00 PM in Brescia University’s Moore Center…
Humanities and Fine Arts Division
The Humanities and Fine Arts Division provides students with a well-rounded liberal arts education through a variety of course offerings and degree programs. Courses in writing, art, literature, music, theology, and philosophy all serve to broaden student’s skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, oral and written communication, and understanding of the human experience. These attributes are…