Explore how artificial intelligence and digital media were integrated into a contemporary production of William Shakespeare鈥檚 Julius Caesar. See how film, radio, and live performance brought new tension and a modern perspective to the play. Location: Academic I, Room 1106
Join Professor Eileen Macavery for a presentation on Doris Salcedo, one of Colombia's most significant contemporary artists. Through sculpture and installation, Salcedo transforms ordinary objects and architectural spaces into powerful reflections on memory, loss, displacement, immigration, and political violence. The presentation will explore Salcedo's landmark installation of Shibboleth and consider how contemporary art can challenge …
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Join us for a slide-illustrated lecture and a celebration of the marques, designers and racers that shaped automotive history. Location: Academic I, Room 1106
Professor Sugeily Rodriguez will explore Puerto Rico鈥檚 rich cultural traditions, complex relationship with the U.S., and the many ways Puerto Rican communities have shaped American arts, civic life, labor, education, public service, and social movements.聽 Location: Acdemic II, Room 2325
Get ready to roll! Whether you are a seasoned pro or trying it for the first time, this is all about friendly competition and campus bragging rights. Grab a friend to join a team of two or sign up solo, and we will pair you up. Free snacks and prizes awarded for the top teams. …
Stop by to pick up a pronoun button, learn more about the importance of respecting and using correct pronouns, and help promote a campus community where everyone鈥檚 identity is recognized and respected.
Illustrated with film excerpts this program explores the heroic life of cyclist Gino Bartali, the two-time Tour de France champion, who protected Italian Jews during the German occupation of Italy. * Co-sponsored by the Antisemitism & Islamophobia Task Force Location: Holocaust Museum
Join us for a Queer Conversation focused on Understanding Gender-Based Violence in LGBTQIA+ Communities, facilitated by the Center for Safety & Change. This discussion will explore how gender-based violence can uniquely impact LGBTQIA+ individuals, while highlighting resources, support, prevention, and ways to foster safer and more inclusive communities. Connection Center, Room 8372 Learn more about …
A workshop presented by Mx. Jake Kelley 鈥� AKA Juicy with Jake Celebrate International Pronoun Day with RCC! Join us for Reading Between the Pronouns, an engaging and interactive workshop presented by Mx. Jake Kelley, founder of Mx. Kelley Queer Education and creator of Juicy with Jake. Mx. Kelley is a nonbinary queer educator whose …
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Discover the history and traditional art of hand-stretched mozzarella from Campania, Italy. Learn how this centuries-old craft has been preserved across generations. Limited to 10 participants Location: Hawk's Nest, Room 3112
Join us for a screening of One Foot on a Banana Peel, the Other Foot in the Grave, a powerful documentary exploring the lived experiences of people affected by HIV/AIDS. Following the film, a panel discussion will provide space for reflection, conversation, and greater understanding of the history, impact, and ongoing realities of HIV/AIDS within …
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How did the Byzantines, Muslims, and Normans shape Sicily? Explore Sicily鈥檚 Islamic and Norman heritage through the architectural remnants of Palermo, Messina, and beyond. * Co-sponsored by the Antisemitism & Islamophobia Task Force Location: Academic I, Room 1106