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International Women’s Day Celebration

Featuring Professor Cynthia Enloe’s talk, Do Women Work When the Men are Fighting? Violence and Making a Living.

Advocacy 101: Preparing for a Life of Civic Engagement and a Career in Politics

Advocacy 101 is webinar led by the Political Institute for Women.

Panel on Non-Profit Management and Leadership

March 28, 2013 A group of accomplished local leaders speak to the rich history of women’s leadership and achievement in non-profit management. Each of the…

Stripped.

March 28 & 29, 2013 A play, written, directed, produced and performed by Wheaton students, Stripped. exposes stories, personal narratives and monologues surrounding sexuality and…

A is for Absence/A is for Asymmetry: Using Archives to Theorize the Absence of Black Girlhood in Histories of Pedophilia

April 8, 2013 Lunchtime talk by Kelly Ball, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department, Emory University. In 1899, Dr. Silas Arrowood, a white physician in…

TRYBE Gala 2013

February 21-23, 2013 The performance by the student-run dance ensemble Trybe features a wide array of dance styles—belly dancing to urban hip-hop—from a variety of…

Jonathan Walsh travels to Senegal to study francophone literature of West Africa

With the support of a fellowship from the Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation, Professor Walsh traveled to Senegal to experience the rich cultural milieu of…

“Einstein’s Jewish Science” Wed. 2/20 @ 5:30 pm

On Wednesday, February 20, at 5:30 p.m., Steven Gimbel will give a talk on his recent book, Einstein’s Jewish Science: Physics at the Intersection of…

Circle of Sawdust—featuring Rob Mermin

April 8, 2013 Mermin trained in classical mime with Etienne Decroux and Marcel Marceau and has performed in European circus, theater, TV and film for…

Music Major Thomas Van Duyne (’14)

For his final project in Writing in Professional Contexts (English 280), jazz saxophonist and music major Tommy Van Duyne created a digital portrait of jazz…

Immigration, Violence, and Vulnerability: A Reflection by Cecilia Menjivar

Cecilia Menjivar, Cowden Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the T. Denny School of Social and Family Dynamics, Arizona State University is the Cole Lecturer at…

Transplanting What the Eye Sees

March 27, 2013 Choreographer and dancer Susan Dibble responds to nine artworks in the Drawing Out of Bounds exhibition with an original performance involving dance,…