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BCVoice’s Spring 2020 Voices of the Week

BCVoice’s Spring 2020 Voices of the Week

April 24, 2020

Using Social Media To Spread Positivity

Using Social Media To Spread Positivity

April 10, 2020

President David Bushman said his dogs Penny (top) and Ally (bottom), are “not very helpful when it comes to my Biology 110 class, meetings with the vice presidents or trustees,” so they tend to do dog things like sleeping on the couch when he’s working. “But their superpower is stress reduction after work,” said Bushman.

Faculty and Students Enjoy Working With Their Pets

April 7, 2020

Nicole A. Yurcaba, instructor of English at Bridgewater College, wearing a vyshyvanka--an embroidered blouse. The vyshyvanka is a form of traditional Ukranian art.

How Are You Spending Your Time Social Distancing?

April 7, 2020

Even though all on-campus Eagle Productions events have been cancelled for the remainder of the semester, there are numerous ways to stay involved. The Department of Student Life is “working on a virtual engagement plan for students,” according to Coordinator of Student Engagement and Leadership Sam Schlernitzauer.

On-Campus EP Events Are Cancelled For Spring 2020 Semester

March 24, 2020

With schools closing for the rest of the semester, the Bridgewater College clubs and organizations are coming up with ways in which to stay connected to members.

How Bridgewater Is Staying Connected Over Social Media

March 20, 2020

Pictured is Jennifer Babcock, the director of endowed lectures and a professor in the Communication Studies and Theatre Department.

The End of Bridgewater’s Endowed Lecture Program for Spring 2020

March 20, 2020

Deshon Holmes, Neil Rittenhouse, Austin Vaughan, David Reznick, Daniel Jones, and Obie Hill answer questions from the audience about what masculinity means to them.

Bridgewater College Hosts a Panel on Masculinity

March 10, 2020

Cinema Talk

March 1, 2020

Bridgewater senior and Senior Resident Advisor Keon Nesmith. As an SRA, Nesmith credits his position with honing his leadership skills and helping him build valuable relationships on campus.

Feature: Senior Resident Advisor Keon Nesmith

February 28, 2020

The Theater at Bridgewater College put on a very challenging, unpredictable and fun play, “Too Much Light Make the Baby Go Blind.” The play featured 34 different plays, each ranging from 30 seconds to two minute longs and are all to be performed in 60 seconds.

Four Days of Unpredictable Fun on the Stage at BC

February 25, 2020

Snowden Wright stands behind the podium as he reads an excerpt of his novel American Pop.

Novelist Presents an Endowed Lecture

February 25, 2020

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