Don’t let them clip your tiny little insect wings, Eric Anthony Berdis’ solo exhibition, celebrates LGBTQ+ people, reflects on the historical struggles of the community’s past, and encourages allyship.
A clothing drive for Sheridan Correctional Center organized by the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences, Criminal Justice Association, Alpha Phi Sigma, and Breaking Barriers will be held from November 1-30.
“Unmaking of Places and Histories” features new and recent architectural ceramic sculptures by Chicago-based artist Alison Ruttan.
Alumna Candice Halbert will speak at the Charles Morris STEM Social, where students interested in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) can network with faculty.
Professor of Agriculture Aslihan Spaulding is the recipient of a Living Our Values Award.
The entire campus community is invited to hear the stories and celebrate first generation students at the First Generation Celebration on November 7-8, hosted by the TRIO program in University College.
Applications are open for the Charles Morris STEM Scholarships.
Salvador Vidal-Ortiz of American University will address how the term Latinx has become both a source of solidarity and contention.
A series of talks, performances, and lectures will help celebrate Latinx Heritage Month, highlighted with a keynote lecture on “Latinx: Queer Brown Voices” on October 30, and the Hispanic Heritage Fair on October 10.
Registration is open for the 2019 Culturally Responsive Campus Community Fall Conference with the theme “Building Solidarity Across Movements.”
