Call for Proposals for Grunwald Gallery of Art Exhibition: Remembering and Forgetting
Grunwald Gallery calls for local artists to submit proposals for its Remembering and Forgetting exhibition.
Programming grants available for student groups
Student groups are invited to be a part of Themester 2019s calendar of events. The College of Arts and Sciences seeks programming proposals.
Themester 2019 seeks undergraduate interns
Undergraduate internships available for Themester 2019.
Students and faculty suggest "Animal/Human" readings and films
Themester 2018 comes to a close, but an exploration of the relationship between humans and non-human animals can continue over winter break with books and films suggested by students and faculty.
Explore “Animal/Human” at First Thursday
Explore “Animal/Human” at First Thursdays in September and October at the Fine Arts Plaza. Themester and partners present animal-stamp crafts, a competitive quiz, and a dance workshop.
The changing Arctic: An interview with Dr. Stephanie Kane
Stephanie Kane's fall 2018 class on the changing arctic circle crosses many areas of interest: geography, indigenous rights and culture, science and innovation, climate change and the environment, business and entrepreneurship, maritime law and traditions to name a few.
2018 Lunch Discussion Schedule Announced
Undergraduates invited to lunch with faculty in the Tudor Room. Registration required for limited seating.
Themester 2019 seeks courses on "Remembering and Forgetting"
In Fall 2019, the College will showcase undergraduate courses related to the theme "Remembering and Forgetting."
2018 courses announced
Undergraduate courses related to the theme Animal/Human still accepted.
Programming grants available for student groups
Student groups are invited to be a part of Themester 2018’s calendar of events. Seeking programming proposals!
The College of Arts