Tue, 10/29/2024 - 7:00pm Baker Hall Free; No Tickets Required Clint Smith is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning With the History of Slavery Across America, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction, the Hillman Prize for Book Journalism, the Stowe Prize, the Dayton Literary Peace
Kinetic Light: DESCENT a globally acclaimed innovative disability arts ensemble. They will be performing at Zoellner Arts Center with various other installments across the Lehigh Valley, as a part of Festival Unbound.
By Chisa Hutchinson A gritty, in-your-face comedy that shines a light on what we naturally turn away from, racism. A black playwright is trying to write a play about white people, but she discovers the characters have minds of their own. Kashi Johnson, director. LU Students attend for FREE, click for more info. LU Department of Theatre
By Chisa Hutchinson A gritty, in-your-face comedy that shines a light on what we naturally turn away from, racism. A black playwright is trying to write a play about white people, but she discovers the characters have minds of their own. Kashi Johnson, director. LU Students attend for FREE, click for more info. LU Department of Theatre
By Chisa Hutchinson A gritty, in-your-face comedy that shines a light on what we naturally turn away from, racism. A black playwright is trying to write a play about white people, but she discovers the characters have minds of their own. Kashi Johnson, director. LU Students attend for FREE, click for more info. LU Department of Theatre
By Chisa Hutchinson A gritty, in-your-face comedy that shines a light on what we naturally turn away from, racism. A black playwright is trying to write a play about white people, but she discovers the characters have minds of their own. Kashi Johnson, director. LU Students attend for FREE, click for more info. LU Department of Theatre
Join us for our closing reception and final discussion surrounding the Traveling While Black installation. This discussion will feature those involved in the Traveling While Black film including Virginia Ali, Courtland Cox, Sandra Butter-Trusdale, and Roger Ross Williams, director*, moderated by Jaciel Cordoba (anchor at WFMZ-TV). *joining via Zoom. Zoellner Arts Center, Black Box Theater
Sat, 02/11/2023 - 7:30pm Zoellner Arts Center, Baker Hall $25 | Free for LU Students Tickets Wu Fei is a renowned master of the guzheng, the 21-string Chinese zither, an instrument dating back 2,500 years. This original composition is performed by members of the Lehigh University Philharmonic conducted by Professor Paul Salerni, featuring Wu Fei on guzheng
Zoellner Arts Center - Butz Lobby Registration required; unlimited entry Installation Begins Friday, January 27, 2023 and ends Sunday, April 2 Traveling While Black is a cinematic virtual reality experience that immerses viewers in the long history of restriction of movement for Black Americans and the creation of safe spaces in our communities. This film by Academy Award winner
RSVP required, space is limited. Email info@linc-lv.com to secure your spot. Refreshments provided.
Tue, 10/11/2022 - 7:00pm Free - no tickets required Hannah-Jones is the creator and lead writer of The New York Times' major multimedia initiative, The 1619 Project. Named for the year the first enslaved Africans arrived in America, the project features an ongoing series of essays and art on the relationship between slavery and everything from social
