Upcoming Events
November 2018
Want to speak at You Are Not Alone?
Mental Health Committee is hosting a You Are Not Alone event focused on academic stress on November 14 in Dodd House. If you are interested in sharing your experience, please fill out the form linked below. If you have any questions, please contact Matan at msl1 or Julia at jgr2.
Find out more »
The American Immigrant in Short Film
The Coalition for Immigrant Student Advancement present four short films addressing Dreamers, family separation, and the undocumented immigrant as a part of our Immigrant Week. 11/14, Paresky Auditorium, 8:30 PM. We will have snacks!
Find out more »
Weekly Taize Service- 9:15pm Thompson Chapel Wednesdays
The structure, music and words of this service comes from the French Taize community with roots in social justice & humanitarian services. Join us on Wednesday nights at 9:15 in the tranquility of candle-light in Thompson Chapel for a half-hour of music, spirit and prayer! All are welcome.
Find out more »
Join us for our annual Thanksgiving Lunch Buffet at the Faculty House on Thursday, November 15, 2018
Join us for our annual Thanksgiving Lunch Buffet at the Faculty
House on Thursday, November 15, 2018. Lunch hours are from 11:30
am until 1:30 pm. The price for members is $12.00 and for
non-members $14.00. Reservations are not taken. See the full
message for the menu.
Center for Learning in Action (CLiA) Open Office Hours
Today, and every Thursday from 11:30am-1:30pm, CLiA staff will be at the tables in Paresky to answer your questions, promote a wide variety of opportunities, and share information about our office and what we do. Come talk with us, and enjoy some free treats!
Find out more »
“A simple proof of quantum contextuality”
Please join Marcelo Terra Cunha of the University of Campinas, Brazil on Thursday, November 15, 2018 at 4:15PM in TPL 205 during his physics and astronomy public talk.
Find out more »
The Two Souths of ’68: Remembering Revolution in These Hard Times
Robin Kelley, Distinguished Professor and Gary B. Nash Endowed Chair in U.S. History at the University of California, LA will explore the revolutionary movements of the 1960s and discuss what we learned, what we lost, and where we go from here.
Find out more »
Nazism Has Conquered Our Entire World
A lecture by Dr. Amos Goldberg, Senior Lecturer and Fellow at the Institute of Contemporary Jewry - Hebrew University. Thursday, November 15 at 4:15 pm in Griffin 7. Sponsored by the Departments of History, German & Russian and the Jewish Studies Program.
Find out more »
Mark Litzsinger – Out of the Shadows
Author Mark Litzsinger will present his book Out of the Shadows and discuss his experiences and recovery from chronic depression.
Find out more »
Making Material Histories: A Close Look at 19th Century Hawaiian Language Texts in the Williams Archives
Jeffrey Kapali Lyon, Associate Professor of Religion at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, concludes this program series and explores how methods of collecting and displaying material artifacts impact past and present narratives. Presented in conjunction with “The Field is the World".
Find out more »
Main Social Nav