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Cecil College’s Art Department hosts annual trips to New York City and this semester’s trip was on April 25. Students, faculty, and community members gathered at 7 am in front of the Milburn Theatre to catch...
Regardless of one’s affinity for musical theatre, there are certain musicals that most people can enjoy. It would be difficult to find a person who cannot at least hum along to songs like “Yellow Brick Road”...
This past weekend The Palette & The Page hosted Cecil College’s third annual Creative Writing Prize for students. This spring, the English department encouraged students to enter their best pieces of...
For Cecil College’s 50th anniversary each department is hosting a month full of activities and events. April is the month of the English department's takeover. A few of the events the English department has...
Cecil College is known for many things, from their robust program offerings to its affordable prices and readiness to offer financial aid, but one of the most unique things Cecil is known for is its talented...
Over the years the English department has produced a booklet known as the “Seahawk Review.” In honor of the 50th anniversary of the college this year, the English Department has published a commemorative...
As Cecil College consistently features music and theatre events, the Fine and Visual Arts can easily get lost in the mix. Cecil does, however, have a robust Fine Arts program with several galleries, fine arts...
Kathleen Glasgow’s semiautobiographical debut novel, “Girl in Pieces” combines complex characters in a beautiful, artistic writing style that conveys a powerful message of recovery from self-harm. This type...
The English Department is hosting the annual Creative Writing Contest again this spring. Winners receive a cash prize and the option to read their work at an awards ceremony hosted by The Pallete & The...