Beauty found beneath ‘Rubble’ of war
Students and faculty members studied and discussed post-war artworks at the “Out of Rubble” exhibition reception Tuesday in the Harris Gallery.
Olson discusses prejudice at work
Associate Professor of Management and Leadership Deborah Olson presented her research “Mid and Late Career Growth: Engagement and Meaning” Monday in the President’s Dining Room, as part of the Faculty Lecture Series.
Mariachi sounds spice things up
Acoustic sounds of violin, guitar and guitarron filled Morgan Auditorium Sunday evening as the soulful vocals of Trio Ellas performed a variety of mariachi music in Spanish and English.
Bringing out the ‘3rd St. Sounds’
Every Monday evening the harmony of a barbershop chorus rings out past the dimmed lights and stained glass of the University Chapel.
Kolbert discusses climate
Freshman students learned about climate changes first-hand from Elizabeth Kolbert, the author of “Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change,” during two lectures Wednesday at the Morgan Auditorium.
Friends, ferns and flora find home
As the tram cuts through branches of dried plants and proceeds through the shade of the redwood trees in the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, visitors begin to feel that this garden is not like any other.