Upcoming Events

This two-part workshop series for sophomores will help you learn how to strategically identify and apply for purposeful, competitive opportunities like fellowships & scholarships, including how to craft strong goals, curate application materials, and how to connect with recommenders.  Workshop dates:  Wednesday, October 7th, 4:00pm - 5:00pm Wednesday, October 21st, 4:00pm - 5:00pm

The James C. Gaither Junior Fellows Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is designed to provide work experience for students with serious career interests in international affairs research. Gaither Fellows will be hired to work as research assistants at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington, DC, on a full-time basis for one year.

Join the Department of Education and Education Studio for a conversation and book signing with award-winning children’s author Matthew Cordell about his life and work.

Hidden Ties: Washington Intrigue, the Port of Los Angeles, and the Transcontinental Meaning of a Famed Richmond Photograph

Learn how to make this easy one-pot gnocchi dish with simple and nutritious ingredients. Pro tip: gnocchi is pronounced “nyow-kee.”

Effective use of idiomatic expressions can unlock a deeper level of understanding and ability to communicate naturally in English. Join us to learn about common idiomatic expressions to elevate your English comprehension and conversation skills!

Department of Music Free Concert Series

Pup-o-ween is back, and we’d love for you and your furry friends to join us again this year!

This lecture examines how Michel Foucault’s theories of power, surveillance, discipline, and imprisonment illuminate, and are transformed by, the political and historical realities of the Arab world. Moving beyond the simple application of European theory to a non-European context, Dr. Diana Obeid considers how colonialism, authoritarianism, state violence, and humanitarian intervention...

Open to all faculty and staff. Registration is required.