Walk, Run, Stroll, or Roll in your own backyard! Which class will go the farthest to stay Scotties Strong? May 22nd – June 6th get up and get moving! Join the challenge and submit your distance to compete for Scottie swag and bragging rights!

This multimillion-dollar project included the renovation of student residences on the second and third floor, as well as the creation of the Elizabeth Kiss Welcome Center on the first floor. Once renovations were completed, Rebekah Scott Hall received Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum Certification, the most widely-used green building rating system in the world, and Platinum is the highest-level rating.

Recorded on Feb. 23, 2021, “The Restoration of Agnes Scott ‘Main’ Hall: Behind the Tarp and Scaffolding” highlights Main’s renovation progress as of early 2021 and made possible through donors of the Campaign for Main. Featuring President Leocadia I. Zak, Vice President for Business and Finance Ken England, and representatives from Holder (construction company), Carter (construction management company) and Jenkins Peer (architectural firm).

We’ve missed you on campus! Our interactive virtual campus tour gives you a 360°-degree view of our main buildings, ranging from academic halls to the student center to the heart of campus, the Quad. Take a sneak peek at the dorms, see the bustle of the dining hall and play video interviews from current students and faculty—all from the comfort of home.

Revisit Agnes Scott College’s Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformative virtual courageous conversation moderated by Agnes Scott College trustee, Dr. Tawana Ware ’96. Robiaun Charles, vice president for advancement; Karen Goff, vice president for student affairs and dean of students; Danita Knight, vice president for communications and marketing; and Yves-Rose Porcena, vice president for equity and inclusion, have a meaningful conversation about leadership, reconciling racial justice and business needs at institutions during the pandemic; exercising self-care for mental health for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color leaders dealing with oppression and exhaustion; and ways in which students can get involved and educate people on important diversity, equity, and inclusion issues.

Let’s get happy! Go back to your college days! Stay tuned for class playlists coming before Virtual Alumnae Weekend!