Deceptively peaceful from the outside, East Quad is the venue for many activities
Drama class in the RC Keene Theater
Empowering Communities through Creative Expression
Ken Mikolowski and Warren Hecht - RC creative writing instructors
Live where you learn
Members of the Sustainification Forum (Sustainability + Beautification) discuss the value of locally grown foods with EQ Chef Buzz
Personalize your studies
Political action through performance
Printmaking - one of many studio arts classes at the RC
Professor Helen Fox's first year seminar class, Unteaching Racism, solicit feedback from the RC community
RC Associate Director and Director of RC Academic Advising, Jennifer Myers, discusses academic options with a student
RC Music Program Head, Katri Ervamaa teaches music theory
RC Sustainability Forum students visit a local farm
RC classes focus on writing and discussion
RC faculty attending April commencement ceremony
RC graduates perform at RC commencement ceremony.
RC intensive language study facilitates participation in the many U-M sponsored study abroad programs
RC professors challenge you to rise to your potential
RC staff Charlie Murphy laughs with graduates at the commencement ceremony
RC students receive written evaluations as well as grades in RC classes
Reading in Greene Lounge
Sato-sensei teaches hiragana in Intensive Japanese I
Students from beginner to advanced levels are involved in RC studio arts classes
Students learn practical skills and engage in community projects at the same time
Students study together in the East Quad courtyard
Study in Detroit for a semester
The RC also offers a minor in Drama, Text-to-Performance
The RC offers intensive study in six languages
The RC offers many venues in which to practice and display your skills
The RC sponsors many community engagement programs
U-M students display their creativity
hosts student installations as well as those of visiting artists
Welcome To The RC
RC students in the world
RC Instructor Janet Hegman Shier is escorting her class on a study trip to Berlin this spring, where they'll attend theater and visit many cultural and historic sites. Each student will keep a journal of the trip, but the class is also keeping a "live" blog. Follow it here.
The RC returns to East Quad
Love, We're Going Home Now
Love, we're going home now,
Where the vines clamber over the trellis:
Even before you, the summer will arrive,
On its honeysuckle feet, in your bedroom.
Our nomadic kisses wandered over all the world:
Armenia, dollop of disinterred honey:
Ceylon, green dove: and the YangTse with its old
Old patience, dividing the day from the night.
And now, dearest, we return, across the crackling sea
Like two blind birds to their wall,
To their nest in a distant spring:
Because love cannot always fly without resting,
Our lives return to the wall, to the rocks of the sea:
Our kisses head back home where they belong.
-- Pablo Neruda
Please join the RC faculty, staff, current students, alumni and the incoming RC class of 2017 as we read Pablo Neruda's Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair, this year's RC Community Summer Read.
NewsRSS
- The RC recognizes its outstanding senior students April 29, 2013
- RC Instructor Mike Gould honored with Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize April 29, 2013
- Three RC Students are Recipients of Hopwood Awards April 15, 2013
