Danez Smith is a poz writer and poet from St. Paul, MN. They are the author of the poetry collections Don't Call us Dead, [insert] Boy, and Homie. They have won the Lambda Literary Award for Gay Poetry, the Forward Prize, and the Poetry Society of America's inaugural Four Quartets Prize.
A former staff writer for the Washington Post magazine, Walt Harrington has published two memoirs that blend autobiography and reportage, Crossings: A White Man's Journey into Black America and The Everlasting Stream: A True Story of Rabbits, Guns, Friendship, and Family. Harrington has won numerous writing awards.
Free event with over 30 exhibitors, workshops and a fall risk screening. Sponsored by the Gerontology Institute and the Tompkins County Office for the Aging
Help us kick off our Spring 2020 semester as we open our doors for...
A KIND OF ACHE: Bruce of Los Angeles, Patti Capaldi, Elise Engler, Bill Hastings, Dana Hemenway, Jodie Mack, Liliana Porter
January 29–March 6, 2020
What happens when pairs of strangers from different generations get together to make art? Opening Minds Through Art's founder, from Miami University, will share success stories about her intergenerational art program for people living with dementia.
The CSCRE is moving forward with plans to develop a CSCRE major, and we want to include students in the process. Envisioning the Major: Student Input Session will be your chance to share your opinions and ideas with the CSCRE faculty. As Roots and Routes has taught us, students have been critical to challenging and changing the university. As the CSCRE continues to grow, we firmly believe that student voices need to be heard and to look forward to this collaboration.
On Saturday, February 1 at 7 p.m. the Department of Theatre Arts senior class will present the 9th Annual “Wheels for Women” Benefit Cabaret. We hope you will come out for a wonderful evening of entertainment while helping to change women’s lives on the other side of the world. The cabaret will last about 90 minutes with an intermission and will feature music, poetry, and dance. The event will also include a raffle for professional theatre tickets and an auction for a home made pie! Suggested donation is $10 per adult and $5 for students.