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Hallway Exhibition: Baren 100-B
- Richard F. Brush Art GalleryBaren 100-B , organized by Mike Lyon in 2025, is a mokuhanga exchange portfolio and a continuation of barenforum.org’s efforts, which began in 1998. In an exchange portfolio, artists create prints for...
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Main Gallery Exhibition: It's A Process- Prints From the University's Permanent Collection
- Richard F. Brush Art GalleryAt its most basic level, a print is an image produced from a matrix created through pressure. Thousand-year-old handprints on cave walls are a type of print: the hand is the matrix. The earliest known...
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Small Gallery Exhibition: DOGS & MONSTERS
- Richard F. Brush Art GalleryBoth dogs and monsters are important in Inuit culture. Dogs were (and continue to be) practical companions for the Inuit and are present in every village and town, as well as working “in the bush.”...
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Writers Series and the Center for the Environment present Alison Hawthorne Deming
- Sykes Common RoomThe Writers Series and the Center for the Environment welcome Alison Hawthorne Deming. The event is free and open to the public.
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Faculty Café: Dr. Mark MacWilliams on Visual Glut and Pilgrimage in 21st-Century Japan
- Herring-Cole Feinstone RoomJoin Dr. Mark MacWilliams for a Faculty Café exploring how tourism, popular culture, and an ever-expanding world of visual imagery are transforming the experience and meaning of Buddhist pilgrimage in contemporary Japan.
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Advising for Purpose
- ODY: Frost-Ferguson RoomJoin CITA for a workshop focused on making advising conversations more meaningful by helping students think about purpose—both in their academic choices and in larger life decisions
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Fall 2026 Bersani Lecture
- Sykes Common RoomA Change of Heart: The Journey From Transplant Surgeon to Transplant Patient
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Faculty Café: Paul Doty and Dr. Neil Forkey on the Adirondack Life and Legacy of Paul Jamieson
- Herring-Cole Feinstone RoomJoin Paul Doty and Dr. Neil Forkey for a Faculty Café exploring the remarkable life and Adirondack legacy of longtime St. Lawrence professor, writer, and wilderness advocate Paul Jamieson.
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