Nov 4, 2021
Should Gen Z stay woke?
Participants will split into groups to talk about performative activism, the portrayal of activism in media, cancel culture, and activism as a career.
Announcements
Nov 4, 2021
National First-Gen College Celebration
Learn about first-gen programs and events and honor society spring inductions. First-gen stickers, snacks, and treats will be available.
Nov 4, 2021
Pianist Holly Roadfeldt will perform
She'll perform music by Chopin, Gershwin/Wild, Lanman, Liszt, O'Riordan, Rachmaninoff, Thomas, Tower, and the world premiere of "Penalty Box" by David…
Nov 4, 2021
Student Government updates
Learn about the work being done in equity and inclusion, academics, and for student organizations, including a how-to video on budget requests.
Nov 4, 2021
The Land of Open Graves
Join a discussion of the book that inspired the Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit featuring Profs. Neha Vora and Douglas de Toledo Piza, Flor Caaceres Godoy…
Nov 4, 2021
Teaching excellence
Congratulations to Samatha Ganser ’23 and Profs. Justin Hines (chemistry) and Mike Butler (biology) for co-authoring the laboratory exercise Exploring…
Nov 4, 2021
Business pitch competition
Prizes include a $100 Mojo gift card, 20 hours of Lafayette Consulting Group services, and a prototype building software boot camp.
Nov 4, 2021
Indigenous Heritage Month events
Daniel Strong Walker Thomas, Hereditary Chief of Delaware Nation, will give a talk and tribal leaders will discuss current events in Indian country.
Nov 4, 2021
Common Course of Study open meeting
After a brief overview, the two working groups will share where their efforts stand and look forward to feedback, questions, and conversations.
Nov 4, 2021
New Jewish studies courses
Spring offerings under the new JS rubric approved by the faculty include The Holocaust, Jewish-Christian Relations, and Black, Jewish, Black & Jewish.