October 15 @ 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm In Caricature: Racial Profiling and Its Impact on Black America Dr. Michael Eric Dyson is an award-winning author, a Georgetown University professor, a prominent public intellectual, and a noted political analyst. He has enlivened public debate across...
Featuring Sharon Dudley-Brown, FNP-BC, FAAN, FAANP, University of Delaware School of Nursing
Learn new moves or improve your skills with dance lessons from our very own student organizations! Sign-up on CCC to reserve your spot to join the featured group in the Wilson Quad tent or for Zoom access. Lessons are held both on campus and virtually.
On July 1, 2020, Sarah E. Peyre, EdD, began as the new dean of the Warner School. Join us to hear Sarah’s vision for the School and participate in a moderated conversation.
In this election season, explore the ideals, successes, and shortcomings of a democratic form of government from the interdisciplinary perspectives of the humanities. What have been the social and cultural consequences of democracy? How have democratic visions intersected with issues of race, gender, and power?...
In this webinar, Coach Martinovich will discuss the challenges and successes of coaching football during a pandemic. He’ll look back at how the coaching staff had to react last spring to all-virtual training and recruiting––plus a summer like no other for pre-season preparation.
Join the Class of 1980 in Celebrating your 40th Reunion. Even though Meliora Weekend has been canceled this year, we still want to get together to celebrate your 40th reunion. With the help from your fellow classmate, Sachi Patitucci (Peggy Crickenberger), we are very excited...
Tune in to reconnect and learn about how the Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences is navigating the fall semester. Hear from Dean Wendi Heinzelman and all Hajim Department Chairs and Program/Institute Directors. This event will be catered to Hajim alumni, parents, students and...
Join your fellow young alumni for an hour-long trivia night event! Your knowledge will be tested with university-based and Philadelphia-specific trivia