Events

能 Noh Theater: Artists-in-Residence Explore the beauty and artistry of Noh, one of Japan’s premier performing arts. Two leading Noh actors of the Kanze School (Tokyo) lead Noh movement and...

Faculty and staff are invited to an interactive session on engaging first-gen students in asset-based conversations within the Appreciative Education framework. Using real-world scenarios developed...

能 Noh Theater: Artists-in-Residence Explore the beauty and artistry of Noh, one of Japan’s premier performing arts. Two leading Noh actors of the Kanze School (Tokyo) lead Noh movement and...

Please join the Mathematics Department in welcoming Priyadarshi Dey of Kenyon College who will give a talk on Projections and Isometries: Interconnections in Infinite-Dimensional Spaces. Reception...

能 Noh Theater: Artists-in-Residence Explore the beauty and artistry of Noh, one of Japan’s premier performing arts. Two leading Noh actors of the Kanze School (Tokyo) lead Noh movement and...

Natasha Dracobly (OC 2027) leads an informal discussion on Marc Chagall's In the Mountain. This event is part of our Object Talk series, during which the Allen’s Gallery Guides give...

Start your weekend off right with this week's ART+Craft sesh at the Clarence Ward Art Library. We're taking it all the way back to the Soooouuul Traaaain days, and decking out your living...

Dr. Andrew Donnelly will present the Classics Department talk “Steaming Pots of Porridge: Cooking, Cato, and Conservatism in Republican Rome” Andrew Donnelly (he/him) is assistant...

This introductory workshop is open to faculty, staff, and students. We will focus on creating a shared understanding of trauma, how it impacts us, and how to engage within our community to promote a...

A lecture "Disarmament in an Age of Uncertainty" by Tsutomu Kono In an increasingly multipolar world, powerful nations are increasing defense budgets, triggering an endless spiral of global...