Join the Office of University Life for a discussion about finding common ground and navigating difference while building community. Free dinner with registration.
Hear from Suzan-Lori Parks, who has written for Spike Lee and Oprah, and received the Pulitzer Prize in Drama. She will speak on race, justice and health, and is the inaugural guest speaker for the Department of Medical Humanities and Ethics.
Authors Darcy Eveleigh and Rachel L. Swarns join Lucyle Hook Professor of English and professor of Africana Studies Kim F. Hall for a presentation and discussion on the hundreds of stunning images from black history that have long been buried in The New York Times archives.
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Enjoy snacks, games, raffle prizes, and more! Open and free to all Columbia students!
Join the Lipman Fellows in Journalism and Civil and Human Rights for a discussion on the criminalization of black girls, and voter disenfranchisement. Hosted by the Columbia School of Journalism.
The Columbia University Senate's monthly meeting to discuss a range of policy issues. All Columbia ID holders are welcome.
Visit Miller Theater for a performance by Du Yun, recipient of the 2017 Pulitzer Prize in Music. Part of Miller's flagship Composer Portrait Series. Tickets cost $7 for CU Students.
The University Life Events Council is calling all poets, musicians, and artists for a chance to showcase a performances around topics of diversity, inclusion, and belonging!