Knox College

Knox College students worked with professional dancer and choreographer Vershawn Sanders-Ward, who visited Knox for a week-long Afro-Contemporary Dance Residency.

Students in the Knox College Theatre Department's 2019 Repertory Theatre Term have produced two plays, "The Children's Hour" and "The Laramie Project." The immersive term -- a three-credit course -- is specifically designed so the participating students, along with faculty directors and designers, devote all their time to all aspects of producing two full-length shows.

Touring galleries and museums, working intensively at New York Studio School, and networking with Knox alumni were just some of the things eight art students did during winter break through the Knox in New York program. The short-term immersive experience, taught by Associate Professor of Art Tony Gant and Professor of Art Lynette Lombard, combines an art history course and studio work with a two-week travel component to New York City. After the trip, students come back to Knox to create artwork inspired by their experiences.

The Knox College Choir performed in Southern France during Spring Break 2017, giving concerts in Cannes, Nice, Menton Aix en Provence, Avignon, and Marseilles.

Knox College Theatre presented Oscar Wilde's famous comedy, "The Importance of Being Earnest," May 10-13, 2017 in Harbach Theatre, Ford Center for the Fine Arts.