Humanities & Sciences

8th Annual Wheels for Women Benefit Cabaret

Dillingham Center

The senior class of the Department of Theatre Arts presents a cabaret of song, poetry, and dance to benefit "Wheels for Women", an organization started by Professor Kathleen Mulligan to support driver training for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking in Kerala, India

CSCRE Discussion Series Presents: Sounds of the Future Present: Indigenous Music and the Next Wave with Dr. Jarrett Martineau

Ithaca College

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Martineau as he shares his exploration of how indigenous resistances to colonialism and neoliberal capitalism have changed under globalization. His research pursues new pathways in indigenous resurgence through the creative arts.

Opening Reception: BROKEN GROUND by Lin Price (faculty Art, '90) & HUMAN NATURE by Carla Stetson (faculty Art, Education)

Handwerker Gallery

Join us for the unveiling of two new exhibitions at the Handwerker Gallery on Thursday, November 1, 5-7 p.m.!

Solo exhibitions by faculty artists Carla Stetson (Art, Education) and Lin Price (Art, '90) each position the gallery visitor in dialogue with the pictorial subjects of their serial works, rupturing the confines of the picture plane. Stetson's work examines the thin edge between humans and animals, while Lin Price's paintings center on the borders and relationships between neighbors in rural communities.

CSCRE Discussion Series Presents: Reclaiming Space by Nanibah Chacon, Community-Engaged Public Works Artist

Handwerker Gallery

Please join Nanibah Chacon (Diné and Xicana), a muralist and community engaged public works artist, as she talks about her current work which is based upon the insertion of indigenous presence into the colonized urban landscape. She will use imagery to provoke questions connecting us to landscape, traditions, and people.

Pastrami on Rye: An Overstuffed History of the Jewish Deli

Textor Hall

On Thursday, October 25, at 7:30 pm in Textor 101 on the Ithaca College campus, author Dr. Ted Merwin will present a lively and entertaining talk on the rise, fall, and rise again of the Jewish deli and its role in American Jewish life, “Pastrami on Rye: An Overstuffed History of the Jewish Deli.”