Past Events

This 1 hour workshop is focused on hope and action. We will explore scalable, real world solutions across various sectors. There is an emphasis on personal and collective agency, highlighting what participants can do within their spheres of influence. 

This exhibit explores the powerful, often overlooked connections between the earth’s most persistent plants and the creatures that sustain them. 

Opening Reception 'Resilient Roots: Pollinators, Weeds, and the Art of Repair'

Early music lecture and recital

Five College Book History Seminar with Fallon Murphy (Boston University)

Renaissance Society of America

Take a holistic approach to teaching early modern studies today and join us online for The Renaissance Classroom: Planning and Practice. An international panel will discuss practices relevant to conceptualizing courses before teaching and to pedagogical aspects in the classroom. The discussion will be held through a contemporary lens, and topics will include: designing syllabi, teaching Renaissance studies courses for diverse learners, transitioning from graduate to post-graduate teaching, adjunct teaching, teaching beyond the conventional classroom setting, technologies in teaching, and more.

This hybrid, 90-minute event will highlight the student-centered impactful work happening across our sustainability initiatives by SES as well as faculty and student leaders. While student presenters and campus leaders will gather in-person, we welcome all interested faculty, students, and community members to join us virtually via Zoom! Attendees can look forward to learning firsthand about our student leaders, their projects, and calls for collaboration, support, and action.

Five College Seminar in Book History with Elizabeth Hart, University of Connecticut, Storrs

Guest speakers will discuss and celebrate Ingrid Nelson's forthcoming book, Medieval Media: Bodies, Networks, Chaucer (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2025).