Ballator Gallery Hollins Room Botetourt Reading Room Green Drawing Room VAC Auditorium VAC 119 Babcock Auditorium. Main Building (GREEN DRAWING ROOM, printing services, registrar, scholarships and financial assistance, student residence, UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION, VP for enrollment management). Kiki Petrosino Reading: Thursday, March 13, 2025 7:30 pm Green Drawing Room, Main Building Kiki Petrosino is the author of White Blood: a Lyric of Virginia (2020) and three other poetry books, all from Sarabande.
She holds graduate degrees from the University of Chicago and the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. Green Drawing Room - 35` x 34` (1,190 square feet) accommodates 125 people reception, 40 people banquet and 80 people theater Gym (14,589 square feet) Hollins Room - 53` x 22` (1,166 square feet) accommodates 125 people reception, 64 people banquet, 94 people theater, 32 people conference and 26 people U. Our students aren't the only ones who start new lives at Hollins! We have two indoor chapels, as well as several outdoor options, which can accommodate ceremonies from 25 - 600 and multiple reception spaces (both indoor and outdoor) which can accommodate from 25 - 350.
From the southern charm of the Green Drawing Room, the tall trees and meandering stream that define the Beale Garden, or. Thursday, May 2, 2024 7:30 pm Green Drawing Room, Main Building An open reading by Hollins seniors and graduating Creative Writing M.F.A. students.
One last chance to hear our favorite student writers read before they depart. Note to readers: readings should be brief (i.e., 1-2 pages of poetry or 1-2 pages of prose). Author Reading: Kiki Petrosino Green Drawing Room, Main Thursday, March 13, 2025: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm.
I encountered W. H. Auden in person in the green drawing room at Hollins in 1971-72 when I was 18, and marveled that a human being could be as wrinkled.
Photo courtesy of Lori Hedrick Photography Photo courtesy of Lori Hedrick Photography. Last night Hollins community members gathered in the Green Drawing Room for a beautiful reading by visiting reader Yiyun Li. Li read from her latest story in The New Yorker, "Hello, Goodbye.".