A Senior Capstone Experience by Grace Hogsten ’25 Submitted to the Department of English Advised by Dr. Katie Charles Contributor Biography: During her time at Washington College, Grace Hogsten worked at Washington College Review, The Elm, Collegian, the Miller Library, and the writing center. After graduation, she began working in elementary education and plans to pursue a career in…
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Imitation versus Emulation: The Emergence and Significance of Greek Art in Rome
By: Rebecca Kanaskie ’21, an English major. The following work was created for ANT/ENV 107: Introduction to Environmental Archaeology. Brief description: “This essay is an attempt to explain and highlight the emergence of Greek art in Roman society as a result of diffusion and emulation rather than appropriation. It draws on specific examples from Roman…
Featured Artist: Dylan Grimes ’19
Dylan Grimes is a Studio Art and Biology double major. The following work was created for ART 394: Art and Language. Artist Statement: “A sound progression of the heart going through common emotions from resting to more vigorous emotions.” Dylan R. Grimes grew up in small town, Ridgely, MD. She is currently in her last…
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