Naming and Framing with Nick Longo
Students will gain skills of discussing issues from a critical and actionable lens to aid them in facilitating discussions about relevant issues.
Free
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Artist Talk: Mathew Zefeldt, Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series
Center for Art and Dance 305The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Mathew Zefeldt. This event is free and open to the public.
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Comal y Tortilla: On the Culinary Alchemy of a Nation, Food Sovereignty, and the Predicament of Good Intentions
Buntrock Commons Viking TheaterFaculty, staff, students, and the community are welcome to attend a talk by Associate Professor of Anthropology at Carleton College Constanza Ocampo-Raeder, hosted by the Department of Romance Languages. This event will feature a small reception with the speaker afterwards in addition to a small exhibit of final projects created by Professor of Spanish Ariel […]
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Lecture: Mass Deportation, Detention, and ICE — How We Got Here. What We Need Now.
Buntrock Commons, Viking TheaterThe Buntrock Institute of Freedom and Community welcomes Kari Hong, attorney and scholar with deep expertise in US immigration policy, to St. Olaf College to discuss the legal landscape around federal immigration enforcement and will offer concrete immigration policy proposals. All are welcome to attend.
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Supporting Mental Health in Minoritized Families: From Basic Science to Community Interventions
Regents Hall 150Presented through the Olaf W. and Juta R. Millert Memorial Speaker Series in Psychology, Supporting Mental Health in Minoritized Families: From Basic Science to Community Interventions is a lecture from Professor and Chair of Human Development and Family Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin Gabriela Livas. Livas will present her team’s research on risk and […]
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"Go On, Rituparna”: Indian Queer Documentary Screening and Talkback with Filmmaker
The Viking TheaterFilmmaker Aashish Kumar will screen his documentary film, Go On, Rituparna (31 mins, Assamese with English subtitles), and participate in a panel discussion with student representatives from Celebrate South Asia (CSA) and the Trans Care Collective. The event will kick off with a reception in Viking Theater Lobby at 6 p.m. before the screening begins. […]
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Tradition in Motion: A Korean Music-Lecture Concert
Buntrock Commons Viking TheaterTradition in Motion, A Korean Music-Lecture Concert with the Haegeum, explores the rich soundscape of Korean traditional music through the expressive voice of the haegeum, a two-stringed, bowed instrument renowned for its emotional depth and versatility. The program will trace diverse musical genres and historical moments, introducing the aesthetic and cultural foundations of Korean music. […]
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Mehfil Night: Afghan Rabab Performance and Workshop with Sannan Mahboob
Flaten Art BarnEsteemed artist Sannan Mahboob will lead an interactive workshop for students to learn more about the Afghan rabab, a plucked lute instrument played across Asia for over a thousand years and Afghanistan’s national instrument. With the Taliban’s increased efforts to eliminate traditional cultural practices and art forms, this workshop aims to pass on some seeds […]
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Artist Talk: Emmett Ramstad, Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series
Center for Art and Dance 305The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Emmett Ramstad. This event is free and open to the public.
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Muslims in/and Russia: Histories of Coexistence and Contention
Buntrock Commons Viking TheaterThe Russian Language and Area Studies Deartment presents a lecture by the Jane and Raphael Bernstein Professor of Asian Studies and History at Carleton College, Adeeb Khalid.
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