We want to share history, culture and creativity with more than just our University campus.
Diversity Speaker Series
This engaging speaker series addresses a variety of topics, from identity to religion, age to social justice, and more. Guest speakers will inspire conversation around sometimes difficult subjects to motivate encounters with different viewpoints and challenges to personal paradigms.
The Lilley Museum of Art
The John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art provides a range of inclusive programming, world-class exhibitions, community events and learning opportunities.
Black Rock Press
Publishes a range of literary, visual and experimental materials that address the evolving nature of the book.
Anthropology Research Museum
Presents a range of historical collections, including those from University students, on a wide range of subjects and topics.
Shared History Museum
Empowers humanities students to engage in applied and collaborative public history projects with community and faculty partners focusing the lens of history on the contemporary world.
The Performing Arts Series was created from the community’s request for local performances and outreach activities by national and international touring artists. Experience what this season offers.
Great Conversations
Our Great Conversations series is in it's 18 season. Tickets to this upcoming year's events are available now.
Thought on Tap
Thought on Tap facilitates necessary community conversations around important and timely social issues.
Exploring the evolution of chamber music as an art-form
A multi-day festival devoted to educating and inspiring the next generation of jazz musicians.
All Day
Community Outreach
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