Calendar of Events

A Discussion with David Carson of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch

This cooking class will feature classic cookie recipes to add to your repertoire, such as Chocolate Chip Cookies and Peanut Butter Cookies.

Join us for a virtual information session about our Brewing Education program. Whether you’re an experienced craft brewer or a beer enthusiast looking to turn your passion into a profession, our craft brewing program offers you a foundation for success. We’ll introduce our three stand-alone online classes — Introduction to Craft Brewing, Brewing Science & Process, and...

You and a guest are invited to dinner! Join fellow alumni for a Spider Bites Dinner Party in your neighborhood with great food and lively conversation! With intimate groups of just 8 people, you'll have the chance to make new friends and catch up with familiar faces in a relaxed and friendly setting. Don't miss out on this chance to enjoy a night out with fellow Spiders!  

Capitalism has been conventionally described as an economic system; it is actually a deeply entrenched legal regime. Law provides the material for coding simple objects, promises and ideas as capital assets. It also provides the means for avoiding legal constraints that societies have frequently imposed on capitalism.

This week we will be making a sesame tofu stir fry. If you’ve never cooked with tofu before, come to this class to learn more!

 The Fulbright U.S. Student program awards over 2,000 grants each year for students to study, conduct research, or teach English abroad after graduation. U.S. citizens who are current juniors, graduating seniors, or UR alumni are eligible to apply in 2025! Come to the launch to hear from Fulbright alumni about their experiences abroad.All potential Fulbright applicants from UR are required to...

The Gary L. McDowell Institute presents Brad Wilcox, professor of sociology at the University of Virginia, for the presentation, Mammon or Marriage? How to Maximize Happiness in Life and Love, on Thursday, March 27 at 5 p.m. in the Robins Pavilion at the Jepson Alumni Center.

This talk explores the lives and careers of “Brother Jonathan, The Battling Preacher” and “Don Leo Jonathan, The Mormon Giant” — two professional wrestlers with Mormon gimmicks, with careers spanning 1930 to 1980 — as a way of understanding the commingled history of religion and popular culture in America. Their careers are as good a metric for the life of the...

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