Librarians, Tish Hayes, Natalie Hall, and Troy Swanson discuss the themes, programs, and their excitement over the musical Hamilton and the One Book Program.

In this lecture, Teresa Hanon talks about using mindfulness and meditation as a means of reducing stress and enjoying life more fully.

In this discussion, Ernest Gray, PhD. Student in Linguistics and New Testament studies will share how the promising arena of Systemic Functional Linguistics can serve as a window into culture as well as help us make sense of our world.

Faculty member Randy Conner discusses how Mexicans and Chicanos have interwoven Christianity and indigenous beliefs.

Students who studied abroad in China share their experiences and offer tips for students interested in participating in the program.

Debanuj DasGupta discusses the ways in which gender and sexuality have historically shaped US immigration policy.

This event focused on how the Arab American community evaluates presidential candidates and what issues should be considered as they make their decision of who to vote

Candidates for Student Trusteee discuss issues.

This event organized by the Women's History Month Committee looks at the history of women running for president.

This event organized by the Women's History Month Committee will explore conceptualizations of beauty.