Gallery director Dr. Beverly Joyce will give a talk about the artwork included in the Mississippi artists in the Permanent Collection, What is a Portrait?, and Looking Back: Artwork by Former Faculty exhibits.
Stacie Pace, nurse practitioner and founder of Spectrum: the Other Clinic, the first and only transgender specialty clinic in Mississippi Dr. Tamsin Kimoto, Assistant Professor of Philosophy & Chair of Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies at Goucher College The event is sponsored by the Philosophy Program, Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies, and the Nursing Dept. […]
Dr. Drouillard will give a gallery talk about the "Queer Aesthetics" exhibition on October 13 at 12:30.
Professor Erinn Holloway will give a gallery talk about the Día de los Muertos tradition on Thursday, November 3 at 12:30pm.
You are invited to the first Social Justice Speaker Series event of 2023. Join Dr. Ebony O. Lumumba, founder of Mothers Obtaining Justice and Opportunities (MOJO). The 2023 Social Justice Speaker Series is sponsored by Fant Memorial Library, The Office of Academic Affairs, The Office of Housing & Residence Life, the Office of Student Life, […]
Dr. Nora Corrigan presents "The Games We Play and What They Say About Us: Gaming from the Ancient World through the Renaissance.” January 30, 5-6pm, Gail Gunter Room, Fant Library
Join the W Department of Music as we host our 7th annual Music by Women Festival! Alongside lectures, we have 6 concerts a day you can attend during the duration of the festival. 9 am | 11 am | 1 pm | 3 pm | 5 pm | 8 pm For the full schedule, please […]
Join the Ina E. Gordy Honors College for a film screening and discussion of women in the film industry. Library Journal says, "Award-winning film director Chopra's memoir pulls no punches. . . She candidly describes navigating sexism and abuse in the film industry; her start as a documentarian; her groundbreaking autobiographical short Joyce at 34; […]
Join Fant Memorial Library for popcorn, a movie, and discussion as we celebrate black women’s activism in the Mississippi Civil Rights movement! Winner of Best Documentary at the Pan African Film Festival, this documentary explores the crucial grassroots activism of Black women whose names you may know (like Fannie Lou Hamer) and those you probably […]
You are invited to the first Social Justice Speaker Series event of 2023. Join Sadé Meeks, founder of Growing Resilience in the South (GRITS). Sadé is a 2015 graduate of The W. The 2023 Social Justice Speaker Series is sponsored by Fant Memorial Library, The Office of Academic Affairs, The Office of Housing & Residence […]
The W’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council welcomes Dr. Flonzie Brown Wright to campus for a celebration of DEI Award winners. During the Civil Rights Movement, Wright helped register thousands of voters in Mississippi. She was the first African American female elected official in Mississippi post-Reconstruction and authored the best-selling autobiography Looking Back to Move […]