Portraits of Everywoman: Soleia Yemaya QuinnVisit the Dr. James T. Covert Gallery on the main floor of the library for a stunning show of artwork by Soleia Yemaya Quinn, UP junior majoring in English and Psychology with a minor in Fine Arts. The show is animated by the idea of womanhood – what it means to be a girl, a woman, a mother, a daughter, a lover, and a friend. Inspired by the people in her life, Soleia uses motifs of nature, classical art, and symmetry to create surreal pieces reflecting the themes of feminism, family, spirituality, and death. Can't make it in person? Check out the digital exhibit.
School Spirit Through Songs and MusicThe Clark Library celebrates a century of alma maters and school anthems -- home-grown, lovingly crafted by UP students and faculty, and performed by University bands and choral groups throughout these many years -- with an exhibit in the Dr. James T. Covert Gallery on the main floor of the library. Missed it? Visit the Digital Collection.
Experience of a Student: Artwork by Thayne CovertThe Clark Library is excited to feature a selection of watercolor paintings by Thayne Covert, UP senior and mechanical engineering major, in the Dr. James T. Covert Gallery on the main floor of the library. This exhibit includes depictions of UP and the city of Portland, as well as images from study abroad and other experiences from Thayne’s time as a college student.
Celebrating Waldschmidt Hall Built in 1891, this stalwart building started life on The Bluff as West Hall. After an extensive remodel in 1992, it was renamed Waldschmidt Hall in honor of the University’s 15th president, Bishop Paul Waldschmidt, C.S.C. As the University’s longest-serving building, Waldschmidt Hall has welcomed all University presidents from the first, Rev. E.P. Murphy who rang the opening bell on September 5, 1901, to the University’s 21st president, Dr. Robert Kelly. Happy 30th birthday, Waldschmidt Hall!
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