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With Thanksgiving break around the corner, make your last week on campus count! Here are a few of the fun and educational events you can attend solo or with a group of friends this week. Head over to 212 Ryan Studio on Monday at 4:15 p.m. to attend The Acting Body. This workshop, led by […]

With November in full swing and ������Ƶ’s first snowfall of the year under our belts, here’s what you can expect this week. On Monday, George Vecsey will give a lecture in Olin Hall titled “A City Boy Falls in Love with Appalachia.” An American non-fiction author and columnist for The New York Times, Vescey moved […]

Last week proved to be busy and exciting, with plenty of events and lectures to attend around campus. Here’s what’s up this week! On Monday, join ������Ƶ’s Black Student Union for Black Solidarity Day, a day to celebrate solidarity between everyone.  The day begins with a speak-out on the Chapel steps at 12:15 p.m., where […]

It’s been another interesting week at ������Ƶ, with enough events happening around campus to keep anyone busy! One of the events I most enjoyed last week was a guest author whose book I read in the Living Writers course. Last Thursday, I attended a lecture by Katherine Boo as part of the Living Writers Series […]

The leaves have changed and the weather is decidedly cooler, but one thing that is still the same is the many activities and events offered around campus and in the community! Check out some events that you won’t want to miss. Did you get your daily serving of vegetables? Today (October 21) the ������Ƶ community […]

Even with mid-term recess a couple days this week, there still is a  busy schedule of lectures, screenings, and celebrations. If you’ve never been to a show at the Ho Tung Visualization Lab, now’s the time to start! Visit the visualization lab on Tuesday evening at 6:15 to see the waters of earth 80 billion […]

Jump into October with some great academic and social events around campus. Here are some ideas if you’re looking for something to do this week!

From Lawrence Hall to Hamilton Central School to a high school in New Jersey, the distinctive black-and-white cover of George Saunders’s Tenth of December seemed to be everywhere this summer — the visual cue to the inaugural ������Ƶ Reads program. ������Ƶ Reads was simple: read a story, discuss the story. Approximately 2,150 people joined in […]

After attending a busy week of events, why not do it all again? Here’s what’s not to miss this week at ������Ƶ!

Coming up this week is another busy schedule of events, seminars, brown bags, and lectures. Here are some highlights that you won’t want to miss! Tonight at 5, everyone is invited to join ������Ƶ and the Chenango Canal Nursery School in celebrating the expansion and renovation of the child care center. The evening will […]