The bestselling author and host of the Emmy Award–winning “Rachel Maddow Show” on MSNBC will be discussing her new book, “Blowout: Corrupted Democracy, Rogue...
The bestselling author and host of the Emmy Award–winning “Rachel Maddow Show” on MSNBC will be discussing her new book, “Blowout: Corrupted Democracy, Rogue...
Alberto Cairo, journalist, designer, the Knight Chair in Visual Journalism at the School of Communication of the University of Miami, will discuss how charts...
Annette Gordon-Reed, Charles Warren Professor of American Legal History at Harvard Law School and Professor of History in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at...
A lecture by Professor Alexandra Minna Stern from the University of Michigan.
Sponsored by Jewish Studies, History, Religion, Religious and Spiritual Life,...
Peter Pfeiffer is the Chair of the Department of German at Georgetown University. His lecture is sponsored by the MHC German Studies department and will be...
The Alumnae Association invites alums who are in, or interested in, the field of law to this premier event. Whether you are an established or emerging...
Come enjoy light refreshments and learn about the Botanic Garden from Tom Clark, snow removal on campus from Chris Domina, and the Thanksgiving Host Family...
Come enjoy light refreshments and learn about the Botanic Garden from Tom Clark, snow removal on campus from Chris Domina, and the Thanksgiving Host Family...
The Examining Privilege faculty/staff discussion group reads and discusses current writing on race and racism in America, and the ways we can incorporate...
Come to learn about the Studio Art major/minor, meet the professors, and learn about spring courses. Additionally, current students in the department will...
Sandy Wong, Assistant Professor of Geography, Florida State University will present the talk titled “(Im)mobilities and Health: Two GIS Studies in San...
This film follows inseparable friends Eka and Natia, both fourteen years old and at the end of their childhood in early nineties Tbilisi, the capital of the...
Senate is comprised of representatives from student organizations, residential halls, and several other groups in our community who attend weekly Senate...
“Unraveling Immune and Epithelial Dysregulation that Enables the Development and Progression of Lung Cancer”, a lecture by Sarah Mazzilli, Ph.D., assistant...
Olga Panteleeva is a musicologist working on contemporary politics of music, history of the humanities, and decolonizing higher education. She is currently a...
This presentation is required for anyone intending to, or considering, entering professional school in fall 2020. We will review the timeline and details of...
Donate non-perishable food items in exchange for fine waivers! Waivers will be eligible towards overdue and recall fines from this semester that were accrued...
The Examining Privilege faculty/staff discussion group reads and discusses current writing on race and racism in America, and the ways we can incorporate...
For all students interested in Philosophy Courses. Professors and majors will be in attendance to answer questions. Enjoy a delicious sushi snack as well!
The Student Involvement Consultants, Sophie Clingan and Tai Masuda, have started office hours! Every week in Blanchard 304, they will be there to chat or...
The Student Employment Office will be holding office hours to answer student questions regarding on-campus employment; how to search for a job on JobX, how...
Mondays 3:30 – 6:30 pm & Thursdays 5:30 – 8:30 pm. Open Hours are days and times in which anyone, regardless of their student organization affiliation or...
Come to learn about the Studio Art major/minor, meet the professors, and learn about spring courses. Additionally, current students in the department will...
In this workshop, you will learn the basics of how to use a laser cutter to carve out a personalized design on pumpkins.
Part of our Halloween Workshop series.
Peter Pfeiffer is the Chair of the Department of German at Georgetown University. His lecture is sponsored by the MHC German Studies department and will be...
An opportunity for CST majors and prospectives to meet CST faculty, learn about major requirements, talk with CST students and find out about CST courses.
A...
The Alumnae Association invites alums who are in, or interested in, the field of law to this premier event. Whether you are an established or emerging...
Mondays & Wednesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pm. Open Hours are days and times in which anyone, regardless of their student organization affiliation or cultural...
Mondays 6:30 – 9:30 pm & Fridays 1 – 4 pm. Open Hours are days and times in which anyone, regardless of their student organization affiliation or cultural...
We are a multi-ethnic Christian community whose aim is to reach all corners of campus, break down stereotypes of our faith and cultivate unity among believers.
The Tepper School of Business lives at the heart of Carnegie Mellon University, guided by a mission to transform the world, pioneering and innovating at the...
Come try out the Oculus Rift and other VR headsets. Tour the world, create 3D art, or take a virtual spacewalk. Thinking about incorporating virtual reality...
Tuesdays 1 – 4 pm & Wednesdays 5:30 – 8:30 pm. Open Hours are days and times in which anyone, regardless of their student organization affiliation or...
Are you wondering what jobs you could get with a physics major after graduations? Is going directly into the workforce right for you? Join us as physics...
Jill E. Millstone, Associate Professor of Chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering will give the lecture...
A gathering for English majors and prospective majors where students can meet department liaisons, faculty, and find out about courses that will be offered...
Sandy Wong, Assistant Professor of Geography, Florida State University will present the talk titled “(Im)mobilities and Health: Two GIS Studies in San...
