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Musical instruments in a pile, including a xylophone, tamborine and maracas

Nov 30, 2022

Using music therapy to help children on the autism spectrum

Assistant Professor Geoff Barnes ’11 to speak on research Friday, Dec. 2

Three women standing in front of a display screen

Nov 28, 2022

American Art Therapy Association honors Lesley student, alumna

Dr. Sojung Park, Madoka Urhausen awarded for scholarship

Female soccer players embrace on the field

Nov 17, 2022

Lesley teams end fall season with big wins

Women’s soccer, cross country bring home NECC titles

Stop Asian Hate Rally in Times Square - women holding images of asian people with words stop asian hate

Nov 15, 2022

New research traces the pandemic through stories of the Chinese diaspora

B&W photo of Azadeh Tajpour in front of her artwork

Nov 9, 2022

Iranian artist turns encounter with U.S. Border Patrol into timely exhibit

Lesley Archivist Azadeh Tajpour calls for solidarity, allyship

Lindsay Jones speaking at podium in University Hall Amphitheater

Nov 7, 2022

Fighting for better systems for all

Special education policy advocate Lindsay Jones discusses national advances, current challenges

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.

Photos of Hilary Kreisberg standing on Mellen Walk on Doble Campus

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.