Junior combines her love of history and the art of storytelling in a summer internship with the Beauregard-Keyes House in New Orleans.

Senior art history major travels to the West Coast to intern for the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego

New York City is the backdrop for two classes: one studying Jewish life in Krakow and the U.S., the other exploring the concept and value of the humanities in a modern world.

A trip to Disney inspired John Zinn, a professor in the School of Professional and Continuing Studies, to rethink the role of technology in the classroom.

Brian Beckmann, GB'14, financial analyst at Southern States Cooperative, looks forward to his growing career in finance and big data.

In August, Joe Biedenharn, GB'09, began his new role as strategic accounts support manager at GE Lighting, a division of General Electric.

In the 2015 incoming class, The Richmond MBA welcomed two married couples.

If you’ve seen Tim Hanger’s wonderful photos, either in the Osher Insider or as a member of the Osher hikers, you know he is all over campus — taking classes, exercising, and taking pictures for the Osher office as well as for our e-newsletter.

Donna Callery is one of Osher’s most popular lecturers. Her Osher courses on the art, architecture, customs, and culture of China have encouraged many Osher members to learn more about this faraway land.

From inception of the Osher program more than a decade ago, individuals with interests beyond the classroom have gotten together with like-minded individuals on a regular basis.