Cammie Kennedy, the university’s director of undergraduate admissions since July, is already making an impact and is “absolutely loving” her time here. Newman is apparently loving her too because last month, Kennedy was awarded the 2019 Dr. Suzanne Berg SHEro of Excellence Award.

Newman’s production of “The Winter’s Tale” hits the stage tonight. “The Winter’s Tale” is a Shakespearean play where Leontes, the king of Sicilia, becomes convinced that his wife, Hermione, and his best friend, Polixenes, are having an affair even though they are innocent.

If you attended the “In the Bag?” exhibit by artist Seth Blume in the Steckline Gallery and have been wondering what was in the bags, you are finally able to find out today.

The Sloppy Joes, the university’s improv troupe, will be revisiting a more “uncensored” and “PG-13” version of its act with the second annual “Sloppies After Dark,” complete with some swearing, “raunchier audience suggestions” and mature themes.