Assistant Professor of Hip Hop A.D. Carson from the McIntire School of Music at the University of Virginia will be the keynote speaker for the annual Black and Latinx Summit on Saturday, April 7.
Celebrated artists will engage audiences in an afternoon of conversation, poetry, performance, music, and visual arts at the annual @Salon from noon-5 p.m. Saturday, March 24.
Tickets are available now to hear actress and author Gabourey Sidibe at the spring 2018 Women’s History Cultural Dinner.
Nyle DiMarco, the winner of Dancing with the Stars and America’s Next Top Model and an ambassador for the deaf community, will give a talk March 29.
CTLT offers two unique professional development opportunities this spring to help faculty connect with our diverse community of learners.
The 20th anniversary of ISU Pride’s annual Charity Drag Show will be at 7 p.m. Friday, March 23, in the Brown Ballroom of the Bone Student Center.
Benjamin Britten scholar Justin Vickers will present “The Midcentury Politics of the Closet in Great Britain (and, What Parallels Still Persist?)” for QUEERtalks.
A Sister Circles workshop will explore financial literacy and education on March 3.
Voices of Discovery is a program to promote awareness of diversity and expand the opportunity for cross-cultural and inter-group interaction on campus.
Professor of Geography Derek Alderman will discuss the geographical work behind civil rights movements for the Distinguished Geographer Lecture.
