Maggy Rozycki Hiltner is a full-time studio artist and activist living in Red Lodge, Montana. She comes from a family of makers: her mother and grandmothers needlepointed pillows, made quilts and stitched or knitted their clothes and toys; her father …

This workshop focuses on strategies to make end-of-term grading more efficient. Topics are drawn from common questions and challenges using the Canvas gradebook and assignment tool, including weighted assignment groups, dropping assignment grades, …

Please join us for an Open House at the Women’s Center in appreciation of our amazing volunteers! We also invite everyone on campus to stop by for some de-stressing on this day before finals week. There will be snacks, small activities and fun …

An Ethnic Studies exhibition presenting the challenges and experiences of minorities in modern society. Food and beverages will accompany the event.

Melissa Yuen, Sheldon’s associate curator of exhibitions, will facilitate a 15-minute dialogue about Joyce Pensato’s “Mr. MotoMickey,” on view in the exhibition “In Conversation: Black.” Admission is free.

Join International Business as we celebrate our December graduates and honor those who have Leveled Up in the Medallion Program. Awards will be available for students to pick up while enjoying cocoa and cookies.

Join College of Arts & Sciences career coaches Kristen Aldrich and Meagan Savage as they discuss resume writing for Physicists! Food will be provided. Visit the link provided above to RSVP!

Sam Keramati will present his thesis defense on “Partial Quantum Coherence, Ultrashort Electron Pulse Statistics, and a Plasmon-Enhanced Nanotip Emitter based on Metallized Optical Fibers.” Results of two related research projects will be …

The Rural Drug Addiction Research (RDAR) Center’s Winter Seminar Series presented by Mary Cain. See attached flyer for her bio.

Social hour, dinner, findings of this year’s competitions and awards.