The Theatre Department and the Asian & Asian American Studies Program present Student Showcase!Come check out the coursework of your peers, from monologue to personal essays and photography! OPEN TO THE LEHIGH COMMUNITY!Refreshments will be provided!Questions can be…
Join the Africana Faculty and your peers for a end-of-year holiday celebration!Featuring our inaugural segment, "Where Are They Now?" - highlighting our amazing alumni and their inspiring journeys and successes. This year, we are proud to feature alumnus Michael Tahiru, whose…
A dedicated, cozy space for GS faculty and students to focus together and get some writing done. Whether it's a book, an article, a thesis, a research paper for class, or a presentation, bring some writing goals and your laptop-- we'll bring the sustenance and good vibes!
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William Delisle Hay’s The Doom of the Great City (1880) imagines the destruction of London as a result of human-induced environmental devastation, the threat of which is becoming increasingly visible today. This urban apocalypse narrative connects to pressing cultural…
In her readings, Merle Collins always finds a way of engaging with theater and performance. She will give dramatized readings of excerpts from her fiction and poetry, emphasizing both how scribal traditions are transferred to the stage and ways in which, as Ghanaian poet Kofi…
A panel discussion of proposed legislation and the political landscape in PA and its impact on LGBTQ+ people in our state. The event will also feature discussion of an exhibition focused on proposed legislation in Pennsylvania and its impact on LGBTQ+ people in our state…
Nostalgia. Deli. Bagels. Chicken soup. These are a few things that might come to mind when you hear the words "Jewish food." But what about sustainable farming? A tempeh reuben sandwich in Portland, Oregon? The ethics of food production? Hummus? Crisco? These are also part of…