Events
Celebrate Earth Day all week with the Libraries
An exciting lineup of engaging and educational events that highlight the importance of sustainability, planetary protection, and personal well-being.
Book presentation on April 18
Join the Cuban Heritage Collection online for a conversation with authors and former Goizetua fellows Mauricio Castro and Catherine Mas.
Sustainability and climate resilience take center stage
Dive into local and global research, join conversations about the impact of health, tech, and climate, and find opportunities for collaboration during Earth Month at the U.
Public health matters
Noted epidemiologist and author Sandro Galea headlines celebration of National Public Health Week at School of Nursing and Health Studies.
April guide to the arts at the U
Arts-related events for April include a student performance of ‘Urinetown, the musical’ at the Jerry Herman Ring Theatre; the Frost Symphony Orchestra season finale featuring Beethoven’s 9th; and a student-curated Lowe exhibition highlighting multimedia works by artist Miya Ando.
Karma a driving force for senior
Sarah Petit won the Toppel Career Center’s #BreakThru Award for her commitment to overcoming obstacles.
The power of storytelling
A reception featuring Roberto S. Goizueta celebrated the recent expansion of the Cuban Heritage Collection’s oral history archives.
Reinventing libraries in era of crises
University libraries, long situated at the heart of campuses, are expanding to include mindfulness and well-being programs that complement other campus mental health resources.
Adobe Scholars celebration on April 22
Join us for a special reception and an opportunity to meet and engage with the student scholars as they share the results of their projects.
Library Conversations from the Hemispheric University Consortium
Join us March 20 for a webinar on "The Library’s Role in Building Community Well-being and Resilience in an Era of Climate Crisis."
March guide to the arts at the U
Arts-related events for March include a juried student art exhibition and a family art workshop at the Lowe Art Museum; performances by the Frost Symphony Orchestra and Frost Opera Theater; and a traveling exhibition showcasing 19th century African American female physicians.
February guide to the arts at the U
View a list of arts-related events for this month, including a keynote presentation and student workshops with the author of this year’s One Book, One U selection, two film festivals, and a family art workshop at the Lowe Art Museum.
One Book, One U Keynote Event
Join us Feb. 15 to hear Jonathan Escoffery discuss his acclaimed novel, "If I Survive You." Free copies of the book are available.
Book presentation and conversation on Jan. 25
Join us in the Goizueta Pavilion for an event featuring author Arnhilda Badía and a panel discussion moderated by Liliam M. López.
Welcome message from the Dean
Spring 2024 highlights, exhibitions, upcoming events, and more at the University Libraries.
