Events

  1. kit Thomas F26

    Exhibition: In Listening to These Works

    - Richard F. Brush Art Gallery

    Featured Artists: Kelly Tsieriwaiens Back & Tyson Karonhiahere Back | Bruce Boots | Katsitsionni Fox | Iakonikonrriosta | Margaret Jacobs | Niio Perkins | Roger Sosakete Perkins | Nanci Kanieson...

    Exhibition

  2. Valentine's Day Cabaret

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    ONNY (the Orchestra of Northern New York) is hosting a cabaret fundraiser Friday evening (February 13) in Eben Holden from 6:30-8:30. The show will feature eight fabulous local singers (including a…

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  3. Honni David S26

    Reading and Book Signing with Author & Illustrator Honni David

    - MacAllaster Room, ODY

    Honoring Indigenous Ways of Being & Knowing: Five Akwesasne Mohawk Artists-in-Residence. Presented with funding from SLU’s Arts Collaborative.

    Arts
  4. Bang Bang band S26

    Performance by Bang Bang Experience

    - Launders Underground (NC 001)

    Bang Bang Experience is a 7-piece brass band from Portland, OR, playing the music of trumpet player, Sam Dechenne. Inspired by the sounds of international brass bands and Jazz ensembles, Funk, Pop...

    Concert

  5. Faculty Café: Dr. Susan Willson on Conserving the Declining Evening Grosbeak with the Road to Recovery Working Group

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    Dr. Susan Willson will present her work on the conservation of the rapidly declining Evening Grosbeak as part of the Road to Recovery Working Group. Using nanotag technology to track migratory routes…

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  6. Susan Willson and a student carefully remove a small bird from a fine net during a field research activity outdoors.

    Faculty Café: Dr. Susan Willson on Conserving the Declining Evening Grosbeak with the Road to Recovery Working Group

    - Herring-Cole Feinstone Room

    Dr. Susan Willson will discuss the conservation of the rapidly declining Evening Grosbeak at the Faculty Café on February 26. As part of the Road to Recovery Working Group, she tracks migratory routes using nanotags to understand the threats driving this species’ dramatic population decline and inform long-term conservation strategies.

    Presentation
  7. Film by artist Katsitsionni Fox

    Film Screening by artist Katsitsionni Fox

    - Griffith Arts Center 123

    Honoring Indigenous Ways of Being & Knowing: Five Akwesasne Mohawk Artists-in-Residence. Presented with funding from SLU’s Arts Collaborative. Kanenon:we - Original Seeds, directed by Katsitsionni Fox...

    Movie

  8. Carnegie 10 International Film Series – The Room Next Door

    - Carnegie 10

    In honor of the diversity of films from around the world and in homage to the indispensable Cinema 10 series of Potsdam, the Department of World Languages, Cultures & Media, and the Language Resource...

    Movie
  9. Dr. Cory Hunter S26

    The Music of the Black Church presentation by Dr. Cory Hunter

    - Peterson-Kermani Performance Hall

    What is it that makes the sound of the Black church unique? This presentation will examine Black American spirituals as an expressive lens to understand the foundational stylistic techniques of Black sacred music. We will explore the sociohistorical circumstances surrounding the emergence of the music to understand the contextual backdrop that gave rise to the sound of the spirituals. We will also sing various spiritual songs together and engage in a range of percussive exercises to underscore the aesthetic techniques that inform Black sacred music. In doing so, we will create an immersive experience that reinforces the transcendent and communal power of Black spirituals.

    Presentation
  10. Kelly Back S26

    Community Beaded Belt Workshop with artist Kelly Back of Fire Loom Creations

    - Various times Winston Room, Student Center

    Timeline: Wednesday, March 4, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, March 5, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

    Arts