An archive of past stories featured on the Art & Art History homepage

February 2007

Repeating History

It’s not a topic often discussed in American history books. After all, it wasn’t one of our proudest moments ...

March 2006

Art—and Snow—in the Big Apple…

New York City, probably considered the prime cultural capital of the United States, was recently the destination of some of Drury's art and art history students and faculty ...

December 2005

The Drury Graphic Novel

You may have seen the insanely creative posters hung up around campus in order to advertise the graphic novel class. The graphic novel class that will be offered next spring semester has become very popular among Drury students ...

March 2005

Another Accolade To Add To Her Resume

No, Saundra Weddle will not be snooping out spies or investigating possible espionage for the CIA; she will be upholding academic ethics for the CAI (Center for Academic Integrity) ...

February 2005

Community ‘Art’reach

“Draw your neighborhood and mark on it all the places you were bad.” This may seem like an instruction from a guidance counselor to an unruly kid ...

April 2004

Creating Words, 15th Century Style

On March 11, I stood with eleven other students watching Associate Librarian and University Archivist Bill Garvin pour molten lead into a hand-held mold ...

December 2003

Pool Art Center Completion Set for January 2004

The Pool Art Center, the newest Drury campus addition, is scheduled to open for spring classes in January 2004. The new 23,000 square foot Center is located on the southeast corner of the campus on Clay St. and will serve as the hub for art and art history majors and minors ...

May 2002

Drury Arts in the News

Works by four Drury art and architecture alumni and a Drury professor were gathered last fall to create the taint exhibition at the Mossa Center in downtown St. Louis.

January 2002

Exploring Art's Historical Junctures

A quick glance in Dr. Tom Russo's office reveals his strong interest in 12th century sculpture ...

Fostering Freedom

Professor Tom Parker started teaching during the 1960s, and brought his experience and insight to Drury in 1983. Although Tom could have retired five years ago, he continues to teach ...