History

Psychology of Development is a course designed to give an overview examining the progressions of growth from womb to tomb. We will be looking into fundamental theories, social-emotional [...]

This class will balance hands-on and theoretical approaches to reimagining and reinventing community spaces. We will study the history of utopian architecture, looking at intentional communities, [...]

Storytelling is one of the cornerstones of both Myth and Religion. Through telling stories, a people begins to foster the overarching ideology of their culture and clan. In this class students [...]

In this course, we will examine queer history across different civilizations and time periods, including Ancient Greece, the Renaissance, and the mid-20th century United States. Students will [...]

A United States History Course is required of all Juniors who have not yet completed a US History course. How did the United States end up like this? That is the basic question of this course. [...]

This semester, we will explore the question “What political power in the United States?”. This course will place an emphasis on political participation, both as an individual and as [...]

An important part of each student’s junior year is the Junior Thesis and Project. The thesis is an opportunity for independent research, creative expression, and learning how to plan and execute [...]