Tsurugawa Wakasanojo, master of traditional Japanese narrative songs and a ningen kokuho or Living National Treasure recognized by Japan's Culture Ministry, will join Hanayagi Kihi, nihon buyo instructor/dancer/choreographer, and Toshiya Matsumoto, student of nihon buyo, in a video performance of traditional Japanese buyo dance. Visiting Assistant Professor of Japanese and Asian Studies, Tyler Walker, has […]
Kyle Obermann (class of '14), is an award-winning conservation photographer and writer based in Chengdu, China. Fluent in Mandarin, his work documents the evolution of China's nature reserves, national parks, and grassroots environmental groups. He has worked with National Geographic, The Nature Conservancy, Conservation international, and more. He is also a member of the international […]
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In 1970 the first women were ordained in American Lutheran churches. Women’s leadership has helped American Lutheranism to become more diverse and inclusive, even as the church continues to journey toward equity and full inclusivity. Come join our panelists for a lively conversation about the past, present, and future of women and inclusivity in the […]
The thirteenth annual China Town Hall (CTH) from the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations has provided Americans across the country a more nuanced understanding of the implications of China’s rise for U.S.-China relations and for their own communities. This year the national webcast will feature a panel format with participants George Stephanopoulos (Chief Anchor, ABC […]
Finals season may be approaching, but exams are unlikely to be the only stressors on your mind! And proper self-care doesn’t always mean face masks and bubble baths. Come to this wellness-swiped presentation to discover what emergency self-care looks like for you; leave feeling soothed and prepped for whatever may come your way! Learn more […]