Forest Park will celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month in March with a performance of “New World,” a one-act play about three refugee women from Afghanistan, Bosnia and the Republic of the Congo. […]
When Jim Conley pulls into a parking spot at Forest Park, people aren’t staring at the 78-year-old college student. They’re staring at his car. […]
Earth science isn’t just a subject for professor Jennifer Collins. It is a part of her life and philosophy. […]
Assistant communications professor Tiffany Lee has great admiration for the Rev. Joseph Brown, a Jesuit priest […]
Decompositional Maelstrom # 27” is one of the most striking pieces of artwork in the annual Forest Park Faculty Exhibition. The sculpture is a three-dimensional collage of ceramic pieces, everything from a salt shaker to a light bulb, a coffee mug to tiny human figures. […]
Associate English professor Angela Warfield is always doing something interesting. […]
Calvin Davis is studying to become an emergency medical technician, but his hobby of figurine-making shows […]
Playing piano is about more than making music for Johnny Martin. It’s his way of communicating. […]
DeAnna Michele Anderson was looking for more than landscapes when she traveled to South Carolina to take photos. She shot black-and-white images of trees, streams, farm fields and skies. […]
The green brick building on Park Avenue housed a tobacco factory in the early 1900s, then it became a shop for McDonnell Douglas. […]
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