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Adelaide Lancaster will address approximately 400 undergraduate and graduate students during Fontbonne University’s spring commencement on Monday, May 7, 2018, at 4 p.m., at Chaifez Arena. Lancaster, a Philadelphia native, is the co-founder and director of community and collaboration for We Stories, a project that uses the power of children’s literature to help families talk...
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By Elizabeth Brennan | Tableaux, Summer/Fall 2017 For years, 54-year-old Randy Miller worked in IT and sales at St. Louis-based Graybar. He traveled and spoke in front of audiences and clients all over the country. But after a stroke in 2014, he found himself nearly speechless. Initially, he could only speak about 10 random words....
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Fontbonne University Theatre will open “Elegies: A Song Cycle,” a play by William Finn, Thursday, Nov. 2. Like much of Finn’s previous work, “Elegies” is autobiographical. In it, Finn mourns friends who died of AIDS, explores family dynamics and responds to the 9/11 attack. The production will be directed by graduate theatre student Justin Chaipet,...
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By Quinn Wilson ’19 | Tableaux, Winter 2017 During the summer of 2016, an informal group of Fontbonne University faculty, staff and students gathered to discuss the numerous acts of violence that rattled the nation. The conversation led to a variety of initiatives, including the student-led Unity Movement, a two-day event that took place in...
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