Events

The Center for the Study of American Democracy (CSAD) welcomes Laura Field, senior advisor with the Illiberalism Studies Program at George Washington University.

Thrive Through Thursday offers walk-in academic skills support every Thursday from 11:10 a.m. to 12 noon in the Writing Center (Chalmers Library, second floor). We host raffles, have stress-relieving swag and offer advice.

Niklas Manz, associate professor of physics at the College of Wooster, will visit campus to discuss his work with reaction-diffusion systems.

From their unique necks and distinct calls, owls are fascinating creatures. We’ll dissect owl pellets to discover what owls eat along with other owl-based activities.

Learn about leaf scars, bundle traces, bud scales and more. We will start inside with the basics and then test our new-found knowledge outside to identify common trees.  

The program to be performed is Christina, Sweden's Queen of the Arts.

Tom Blackford, a retired professor from Western Illinois University, will visit campus to talk about tools in number theory and mathematical fiction.

The Center for the Study of American Democracy (CSAD) welcomes award-winning author Ivo Daadler, who served as U.S. Ambassador to NATO; CEO of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs; and a National Security Council official. He is currently a senior fellow at the Belfer Center,

Join Travis Deal, manager of academic affairs at the Cleveland Museum of Art, to learn more about the museum's internships and fellowship programs. The summer internship program offers holistic professional experiences that provide students with opportunities to develop as both professionals and well-rounded individuals.

Pick up a BINGO card from the BFEC resource center breezeway, and take a quiet stroll along the trails as you try to identify winter trees by their twigs and buds. Return your card to receive a small trinket. Enjoy

From December through February during daylight hours, enjoy the fresh air and take a hike on the BFEC river trail, using a clue brochure to solve puzzles as you hike. Once you’ve solved the puzzles, drop off your answers at the resource center for a small trinket.

This exhibition will be on view at The Gund from Jan 2.2 - Apr. 26, 2026.

An immersive installation by Mexico City-based artist Sofía Táboas invites invites viewers to participate in a perceptual encounter shaped by movement, sensation and the quiet energy that circulates through forms — an echo of the ever-changing urban world from which her work continues to emerge.

Works from the collection of the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico (MAC) by La Vaughn Belle, Michael D. Linares and Daniel Lind Ramos reflect on the intergenerational, interdisciplinary and ancestral ties that bind us as seen through contemporary Caribbean art video production by Afro descendent artists.

"Drafts" (2019) is a recent acquisition to The Gund's permanent collection by Dionne Lee, whose work across photography, collage and video examines power, survival and personal history in relation to the American landscape.

An immersive installation of paintings by Guatemala-based artist Vivian Suter offers a dynamic learning space for engaging with questions of ecology, history, care and the entanglement of human and nonhuman worlds.

This exhibition is a showcase of traditional-to-contemporary textile art, highlighting the craft's history from folk art to modern interpretations using varied materials like recycled fabrics and wool, all from local artisans.

Join the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, the Black Student Union and many other campus groups for a series of events in celebration of Black History Month.

A weekly opportunity to eat lunch and speak Spanish — or just listen.

A weekly gathering for those who are interested in Chinese language and culture.