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- 1Texas Athenaeum Exhibit Showcases New Deal Era Art▼Texas-Size Deal of Art: Athenaeum Exhibit Rounds Up Old Works from New Deal Era
The University of Texas at Dallas is presenting an exhibition at its Athenaeum that brings together artworks from the New Deal era, the 1930s federal program period that funded artists across the United States. The show rounds up older works from that era for a new Texas audience, highlighting a notable chapter in American public art history.
- 2West Virginia University Golf Finishes Top 3 at Nemacolin Invitational▼WVU Golf finishes top 3 at Nemacolin Invitational
West Virginia University's golf team earned a top-three finish at the Nemacolin Invitational. The result was reported by the student newspaper The Daily Athenaeum, which covers WVU athletics. It marks a solid showing for the Mountaineers at the collegiate tournament held at Nemacolin in Pennsylvania, adding to their fall season results.
- 3West Virginia falls as Iowa State offense overwhelms Mountaineers▼Mountaineers' defense can’t survive the Cyclones' offensive storm
West Virginia's football team lost to Iowa State, with the Mountaineers' defense unable to contain the Cyclones' attack. Coverage from the student paper The Daily Athenaeum highlights the one-sided nature of the matchup, describing the Cyclones' offense as a storm West Virginia simply could not withstand. The defeat adds to discussion of the Mountaineers' defensive struggles this season.
- 4Free Philadelphia exhibit traces 300 years of gardening history▼Free Philly exhibit explores nearly 300 years of gardening history with new Athenaeum Garden
The Athenaeum of Philadelphia has opened a new garden and free public exhibit tracing nearly 300 years of gardening history. The display highlights how gardening practices, plants and garden design have evolved in the region since the 1700s, drawing attention from locals interested in horticulture and the city's cultural heritage.
- 5WVU alumnus Scott Simons returns for music industry lectures▼WVU alumnus Scott Simons returns to campus for music industry lectures, masterclasses
West Virginia University alumnus Scott Simons is back on campus to lead lectures and masterclasses on the music industry for students. The Daily Athenaeum reports on his return, highlighting the opportunity for students to learn from a graduate working in the field.