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Heather Hurst ’97, Skidmore Scholar in Residence, unveiled illustrations of some of the oldest Maya murals in a life-size installation at the Tang Museum.

A summer at Skidmore is a great way to study and build credits, get a leg up on a career, or delve into research or an artistic venture.

The summer before she started college, a teenage dancer attends a Skidmore workshop led by the acclaimed Doug Varone and Dancers. A decade later, she's a member of the company and a guest teacher at Skidmore.

A weeklong residency featuring class sessions and campus gatherings will culminate in a Nov. 13 concert at the Arthur Zankel Music Center.

The Arthur Zankel Music Center's fifth season begins with the return of a beloved ensemble.

Muhammed al-Atawneh will share scholarship on how Wahhabism is reformulating its doctrines and broadening its tolerance.

A diverse range of media and styles is the highlight of the summer exhibition. Artist Paula Wilson, who lectures July 21, uses traditional techniques as well as video and performance. Shown is a still from her video "Salty and Fresh."

Young musicians from around the world are on campus for the next two weeks, with performances scheduled in Zankel and at the Tang.

Skidmore's Jazz Institute heats up the campus scene with its annual series of special performances, all in the Arthur Zankel Music Center.

A longstanding Skidmore summer tradition is the month-long series of readings by top authors.