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October 27, 2016 Come to the gallery for a fun mid-semester break! We will have a short discussion about the current exhibition: Judy Pfaff: Drawings…

Gallery Coffeehouse

November 4, 2016 Join us for the gallery’s first coffeehouse event. Don’t miss great opportunity to see Judy Pfaff: Drawings Thick and Thin before it…

The first Latino disenfranchisement: race, ethnicity, and determining the boundaries of citizenship in the USA

Assoc. Prof. John Bezis-Selfa, Hist., explores Latinos struggles for citizenship and for voting rights during this period–and how their struggles inform our understanding of what…

Open Access Week 2016

The global event to promote free, immediate, online access to research is now in its tenth year.

Alumnus Publishes Article

Gabriel White ’15 analyzes what the future holds for Germany’s Bundeswehr.

Mi vida en Transgresión/My Life in Transgression

October 26, 2016 Artist Freddie Mercado presents a lecture showcasing his performances and paintings. Mercado will also talk about his beginnings as an artist and…

La Virgen ArtCritica…Promesa

October 25, 2016 A central figure of Puerto Rican visual and performance art, Freddie Mercado explores the ambiguity and transgression of the human being in…

Explaining Mansplaining

Assoc. Prof. John Partridge, Philosophy presents the next Lunch Talk on the harms of “mansplaining” as a “pre-emptive testimonial injustice” that objectifies and silences women.…

“Cannabis and Spirituality”

Stephen Gray, teacher and writer, spoke on the spiritual benefits of cannabis for the 28th Annual Martin Lecture in Religion held on October 5 in…

Visiting Global Scholar, Jenny Bryant-Tokalau to Present First Table Talk

Jenny Bryant-Tokalau, a Geographer and Associate Professor at Otago University in Dunedin, New Zealand comes to lead an interactive community talk on critical issues that…

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Learn more about the library resources on the issue and how you can get involved.

Student work: subtitles

Professor Anderson’s French 307 (Translation: Art & Craft) students added English subtitles to a series of French t.v. commercials.