Activist to Speak on Sex Trafficking in Nepal
Activist David Radcliff will speak on Nepali victims and survivors of sex trafficking in a talk at Bridgewater College on Wednesday, March 18, at 7 p.m. in the Carter Center for Worship and Music. His talk is entitled “Trafficking: Suffering and Surviving” and is free and open to the public. According to Radcliff, tens of […]
BC takes home applied ethics competition title
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Holocaust Museum historian tells the story of victims of Nazi euthanasia program at BC
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Theatre at BC Displays a Contemporary Blend of Vulnerability and Humor
“We tell a lot of stories from diverse perspectives, and it’s just artistically more fun that I’ve ever experienced,” Kayla Stanley ’27 said after last week’s theatre production. A spotlight shone in the center of the stage in the dimly lit Cole Hall last week as student actors impressed the audience with a humorous, yet […]
Bridgewater’s Metallica-themed marching band show honored nationally
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New partnership gives BC students receive hands-on experience with wildlife
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Irshad Manji Advocates for Peaceful Conversation in a Messy World
Bridgewater College professors, students and community members gathered in BC’s Cole Hall last month to hear Irshad Manji, author and activist, give a lecture on the importance of having healthy conversations rather than toxic debates. Manji began by telling the crowd how important it is to have peaceful conversations in a messy world, particularly as […]
BC wins VFIC Applied Ethics Bowl
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Art exhibit at BC showcases lines and colors
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Bridgewater College Wins VFIC Applied Ethics Bowl
For the first time since 2003, Bridgewater College won the VFIC Applied Ethics Bowl competition, besting 15 teams from colleges across Virginia. The annual event was held Feb. 13 on the campus of the University of Richmond in Richmond, Va. BC’s winning team was comprised of: Ifeatu Udokwu, a senior psychology major from Abuja, Nigeria; […]