The conversation begins at Dover Listens event. Word has it that when Dover Listens holds a meeting, it starts on time, sticks to the schedule, and ends on time. By 6 p.m. on a... Read More

Tom Safford “There isn’t an environmental issue that isn’t a people issue,” contends sociologist Tom Safford. That’s a critical point for this associate professor whose research... Read More

Screenwriter and director Jennifer (Rebecchi) Lee ’92 is living like a princess—the kind of hard-working, modern Disney princess she writes about. In the fall, Lee became the first... Read More

Laurie Folkes ’70 knew he was taking a risk when he decided to move from computer sales to acting during the country’s worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. But if he... Read More

Jennifer Lindsay, surrounded by her own work, immersed herself in Chinese culture. Is China more open now for artists than it was in the 1980s? While this query sounds simple,... Read More

English Teaching and Political Science double major Eliot, Maine What made you want to choose this course of study? Read More

History professor Jeff Bolster at the helm. View his video below. For this scholar of maritime history, grooming graduate students for careers in history has been highly... Read More

Roast Chicken with Natural Gravy Tips: Roasting the bird breast side down is critical, because the juices run down and keep the breast meat from drying out. Some chefs roast... Read More

Culinary arts student, Garrett Blais ’15 from Rollinsford, N.H., trusses a chicken. The bird and fixings Light cascades through a big window as steam rises from the sink. A... Read More

Listen to Something and This Guy's In Love With You For one special night in November, Johnson Theater resonated with an orchestrated jazz/classical mix created by Mark Shilansky... Read More