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July 2019
SART: Something’s Afoot!
An old English mansion. A raging thunderstorm. Ten strangers. Murder, mystery, music and comedy abound when the guests disappear one by one – knocked off by cleverly fiendish devices. Join the fun as Miss Tweed the amateur sleuth sets out to solve the crimes…but the butler didn’t do it! With songs like “I Owe It All To Agatha Christie,” it’s a zany whodunit for all to enjoy
Find out more »MHU Women’s Soccer Summer ID Camp
Open to high school athletes (grades 9-12), the Summer ID Camp will take place in the Ammons Family Athletic Center and Stadium. For information on the camp and to register, download the PDF. Registration
Find out more »SART: The Miracle Worker
Blind, deaf and mostly mute, six-year-old Helen Keller was so frustrated that she terrorized the household with tantrums and tricks. Then Anne Sullivan arrived, holding the key that would unlock the door between Helen and the world. This Tony Award-winning play is a lyrical, profoundly moving story of courage and communication, and a testament to the powerful influence of dedicated teachers.
Find out more »August 2019
SART: The Lyons
Love, bile and co-dependence are doled out in generous amounts in Nicky Silver’s savagely funny play. Death provides permission for the Lyons to go at it like possums in a burlap bag, although you get the feeling this clan has never exactly been reserved with their emotions and words.
Find out more »MHU Men’s Soccer Summer ID Camp
Open to high school boys (grades 9-12), the Summer ID Camp will take place in the Ammons Family Athletic Center and Stadium. For information on the camp and to register, download the PDF. Registration
Find out more »MHU Alumni Night at the Tourists
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Join fellow Mars Hill alumni for a night at an Asheville Tourists baseball game! Tickets include dinner, snacks in the climate controlled suite, and seating on the private balcony to enjoy the game. The game starts at 7:05pm.
Find out more »Outdoor First Year Orientation Trip
The Mars Hill University first year orientation trip will take place the week before move-in and is catered specifically to incoming MHU students. The program is designed to provide students with the opportunity to build friendships with other first-year students, to learn about the incredible outdoor recreation opportunities available in WNC, and to reflect on their transition to college with other students in a fun and relaxed environment. No experience is required to register for the trip, and we encourage…
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First Year Orientation
FYO is your introduction to life as a Mars Hill University student. You’ll get acquainted with the campus, find out about opportunities to get involved, meet with your instructor and First Year Mentor for your First Year Seminar class, explore the culinary offerings of Pittman Dining Hall, and learn about other opportunities as a Mars Hill student. But it’s not all work — there also are movies and other entertainment options, and plenty of down time to relax.
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Traditional classes begin at 8am.
Find out more »September 2019
The Folk Lore of Appalachian Ballads
Saro Lynch-Thomason (L), Illustration of "Thomas the Rhymer" by Scottish Artist Katharine Cameron (1874 – 1965) (R) In this presentation, Ms. Lynch-Thomason will explore the folklore embedded in several Appalachian ballads. The story-songs brought to Appalachia by Scottish, Iris h, and English colonizers in the 18th and 19th centuries have much to reveal about historic beliefs and traditions from the North Atlantic region. Ms. Lynch-Thomason will sing several ballads and discuss what they can tell modern listeners about animal lore,…
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