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Nov 30, 2023

Threshold Lifelong Support finds its champion

A new support program is launched to help Threshold students navigate life after Lesley.

Nov 9, 2023

Neurodiversity on the job

Advocate Carolyn Jeppsen kicks off Thought Leadership Series touching on the business case for inclusive workplaces

Nov 1, 2023

Remembering Dr. June Fox

Friends and colleagues remember innovative former dean of Education and Special Education, highlighting her contributions and ‘culture of caring’

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Oct 27, 2023

‘Keep making your art’

College of Art and Design faculty member Ingrid Stobbe shares the stage with renowned filmmaker Frank Oz

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Oct 18, 2023

Celebrating Lesley with family and friends

Full weekend of informational panels, dinners and other events mark university milestones, plans for the future

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Oct 16, 2023

Lesley welcomes Carolyn Jeppsen for Nov. 2 event

Advocate for neurodiverse people kicks off Thought Leadership Series

Sep 10, 2019WFPL

Picking The Right Thing

"Ghost," a play based on the novel of the same name by creative writing faculty Jason Reynolds will open the Stage One Family Theatre's season in Louisville, Kentucky.

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Sep 10, 2019WBUR

Parents Can Be Part Of The Equation

Hilary Kreisberg talks about her book "Adding Parents to the Equation: Understanding Your Child's Elementary School Math."

Sep 10, 2019Billboard

Lauren Pratt Works Through Loss With New Album

Billboard premiers expressive therapies student and singer-songwriter Lauren Pratt's new album "Young American Sycamore."

Sep 9, 2019CBS Boston

Teachers Fight For Play-Based Learning

“When teachers dictate too much what children are doing .... after a while it deadens their school experience,” says Professor Lisa Fiore.

Sep 6, 2019The Brooklyn Rail

Leland Cheuk's No Good Very Bad Asian

“No Good Very Bad Asian" by Leland Cheuk ’11 achieves "a true synthesis of heart and humor highlighted by the fluidity of his first-person voice and a steady diet of sharp turns of prose.”

Sep 6, 2019The Boston Globe

15 shows to captivate theater audiences this fall

Faculty Ronan Noone's play "The Smuggler" is one of the top performances to see in Boston this autumn.