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HARTS (Humanities and Arts) Initiative

Andrew Cohen

Contact info: andrew.cohen@pcc.edu

Articles (129):

Ruth Lanz Michael Reinsch and Ruth Lanz-December 2nd at 3pm
Michael Reinsch will sing songs to paintings by Ruth Lantz °µÍøTV. Utilizing primarily a baritone ukulele, Reinsch will perform […] Posted December 2, 2017
mahogany Mahogany L. Browne and poets from Yes Yes Books – Cascade Campus – November 8
Date: Wednesday, Nov 8 Time: 1pm (Common Hour) Where: MAHB 104 Who: Mahogany L. Browne and poets from Yes Yes […] Posted November 3, 2017
Poetry Reading November 7th Poetry Reading: Kayleb Candrilli and Nabila Lovelace
Two fantastic poets will visit Sylvania campus on November 7th. In the PAC Lobby at 1:00pm, Kayleb and Nabila will read from […] Posted October 20, 2017
10 Rock 10 Rock: Original 10-Minute Plays – November 7th at Rock Creek Campus
As the English Dept.’s contribution to the Art Rock festival, Rock Creek students will walk their original 10-minute plays onto […] Posted October 11, 2017
NEH October is National Arts and Humanities Month!
Last October President Obama established National Arts and Humanities Month during the month of October, stating, “In seeking to break […] Posted October 5, 2017
O P B New Internships at Oregon Public Broadcasting
OBP is looking for Content Creation Interns that will put your storytelling skills to work. Content creators in all departments […] Posted October 3, 2017
Pride and Prejudice Pride and Prejudice – A PCC Theater Production – November 9-19 – Tickets On Sale October 6th
PCC Theatre Season 2017-2018 Pride and Prejudice By Jane Austen, adapted by Jon Jory Tickets on sale in the PCC […] Posted September 25, 2017
Heights Poster Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the Broadway musical, “Hamilton” talks about the importance of the Humanities
Last week, Lin-Manuel Miranda, who created and starred in the Broadway musical, “Hamilton” received the U.S. Capital Historical Society’s Freedom […] Posted September 15, 2017
The words You Can do Anything surrounded by multi-colored arrows pointing away from the words in all directions. How the Liberal Arts Lead to Success
A terrific article in the Atlantic talks about the ways studying the liberal arts changes the lives of first generation college students […] Posted September 14, 2017
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