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View original artwork made by students enrolled in PBHL1980: Introduction to Fat Studies. This collection of works examines diet culture, healthism, fatphobia, racism, and beauty, and encourages viewers to embrace fat joy and embodied possibility.

Learn how to navigate the college search and admission process.

No matter your goals, you’ll take home tips that will help you find a perfect college match! This event is for current high school sophomores and juniors and their families.

Two hot-off-the-press��premieres! Original compositions by �侫��Ƶ junior AJ Grau-Kubista and up-and-coming Edina composer George Lundgren, who is on his way to conservatory studies. Two �侫��Ƶ graduating seniors, Freddie Buergin-Witt and Charlie Rundquist, will perform the Vivaldi Concerto for Two Cellos. Free and open to the public.

In the final concert of the season, the Artaria String Quartet welcomes David Pharris, who holds the second clarinet position with the Minnesota Orchestra. Together, they will introduce you to Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's��Quintet for Clarinet & Strings.

Valencia��is Caroline Shaw's tribute to the immensely complicated structure and beauty of the orange that goes by that name.

�侫��Ƶ Jazz Ensemble and the Jazz Combo will perform a joint concert in Simley Theater on Sunday, May 5 at 4 p.m. The concert will feature works by Duke Ellington and Wayne Shorter among many others, as well as the premiere of a tune by �侫��Ƶ student Ben Rosenber. The combo will feature as jazz vocalist �侫��Ƶ first-year Ari Howey.

Attend this virtual information session to learn more about �侫��Ƶ's Master of Arts in Teaching/Initial Licensure program (MAT) for those wanting an initial teaching license.

Join us for an online information session to learn more about our��Para Professional Pathway (Initial Teaching License).

Attending a virtual information session is a great way to learn more about �侫��Ƶ's Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing (MFA) program.

The �侫��Ƶ Multifaith Baccalaureate serves to celebrate our �侫��Ƶ graduates through diverse religious expression. We express gratitude for being a spiritually diverse student body. This annual event is for �侫��Ƶ graduates and their friends and family as well as fellow students who want to honor the graduating seniors. This year's theme is Carrying Across Differences and will feature student speaker Annika McClintock, faculty speaker Suda Ishida, and staff speaker Jane Krentz.��

There will be food and drinks provided at this event.��

This dedication is a recognition of the hard work of Pipers through the years. It serves as a chance to show our appreciation to the three families who shared a vision to endow funds that would benefit �侫��Ƶ’s running community, and to the donors who��allied to achieve the $1 million goal to��dedicate the track to the founder of �侫��Ƶ's cross-country program, Kent Stahly.

Enjoy light appetizers and refreshments courtesy of Trustee Bryce Doty '88. Celebrate and watch the kickoff to the��