The “Buley Art Gallery Ceramics: Selections from the Permanent Collections,” in
the lower level of Buley Library on Monday, Oct. 5. Photo by William Gagné
New exhibit in the art gallery located in Buley Library showcases ceramics.
Luke Eilderts, associate professor of French, Erin Larkin, director of Interdisciplinary Studies Program and
Frank Carrano, former adjunct professor representing the Department of World Languages. Photo by William Gagné
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