At 79, acclaimed dancer and choreographer Dianne McIntyre ’69 remains as dynamic as ever with a boundary-breaking performance set for this fall in her hometown of Cleveland.
The artist’s sand installations and quiet innovation helped shape a movement—and left a legacy of beauty and meaning.
The 2019 graduate has built a career on her own terms, blending movement, meaning and mission into a vibrant freelance life.
The Wex is teaming with Opera Columbus to bring an immersive adaptation of the Hemingway classic to campus in October.
With grit and foresight, Columbus gallery owners Michelle Brandt ’96 and Duff Lindsay ’74 overcame life-threatening crises and are pioneering a revitalized downtown corridor.
Sports Medicine Outreach athletic trainers provide care and advice to help dancers keep stepping and musicians keep playing.
The associate professor taps his theatrical talents (and Shakespeare’s poetry) to inspire children with autism and veterans.
With a rich legacy and powerful performances, the club has built a brotherhood and created memories for generations.
When COVID took her job, the 2019 graduate founded a design firm. When this Gen Zer falls, she gets up even better.
