See Brothers Grimm Tonight!

The Nobles Theatre Collective presents The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon, a middle school production, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in Towles Auditorium tonight and tonorrow night. Harrison Theriault ’20 and Karina Cowperthwaite ’19 are pictured during a final rehearsal.

Safety First

With a zip line, giant’s ladder, and more fun awaiting campers at the Nobles Day Camp Rocks and Ropes course, safety with helmets and belays is always a priority. 

Day Camp Ceramics

Nobles Day Camp students work intently on their colorful ceramic tiles.

Faculty Grant Opportunity

Visual Arts faculty member John Hirsch spent a week at Maine Media Workshops in Maine taking a multimedia master class with Bob Sacha.  The class focused on creating short multimedia documentaries using photography, video and audio to tell a compelling story about the local community.  John produced a piece about a local farmer from Searsmont, Maine who he has photographed for 12 years. Watch it here: https://vimeo.com/70350498

Lighthouse Mural

Paintings of landscape can bring a sense of tranquility. This student-created mural is located above Gleason Hall, where students like to study. Where is your peaceful place to read or study this summer?

Darkroom Photo

Nobles Day Camp darkroom instructor Bob teaches campers how to process film. Pictured here, Bob shows a photo that’s half fixed and half unfixed.

Flashback Friday: 1981-1982

This is the Nobles faculty in 1981. A few faculty members are still at Nobles today including Nick Nickerson, Bill Kehlenbeck, Bob Kern, Tim Carey, Steve Toubman, Tilesy and Mark Harrington and Dick Baker. Can you spot them?

Treasure for the Garden

Nobles’ on-campus residents can compost household waste to benefit the greenhouse and the garden. Items such as coffee grounds and filters, dryer and vacuum cleaner lint, eggshells, fruits, vegetables, plants and nut shells can all be composted. Do you know where this compost tumbler lives on campus?

Achieve Open House

Achieve students talk with a visitor at the open house. Attendees visited classes and attended a Q&A with new director Nora Dowley-Liebowitz.

Inventory Check

Erin Conlon is managing class books for the fall and taking inventory of school supplies.