This panel focused on the importance of food and food production from a perspective that considers people and the environment.

Mathematicians Jerimi Walker and Brian Kurth and biologist Peter Porter use a fictional zombie outbreak as a way to explore real-world mathematical models used to predict disease outbreaks.

Alumni Michelle Gerrity Disucsses how math is used to predict whiplast injuries in collisions.

A dsicussion about the creepy, brain-hungry zombie has become a symbol across art, film and literature.

Members of the Official Blues Brothers Review discuss about some of our favorite founding fathers and mothers of the blues

Philosophy faculty members will discuss the ways that philosophers have thought about the individual and the group.

We brought together faculty members to discuss lessons of a fictitious zombie apocalypse and to challenge us to think about how they would survive

Actuary Bryan Bowman discusses the acutuarial science field as part of our STEAM series.

After spending several years of her adult life searching for answers surrounding her closed adoption, Sandra Beauchamp shares the struggle to locate her birth parents and simultaneously honor the authentic parents who lovingly raised her. This brief narrative is an introduction to her ongoing journey and the role storytelling plays in her quest for answers.

Moraine Valley proudly welcomed Dr. Khalil Marrar who discussed the state of Egypt, the role of the US in the Middle East, and the state of Democracy in the Middle East.