Robert Rubin, former secretary of the treasury and president for economic policy and director of the National Economic Council, was the annual Bhutto-Ispahami Lecturer. Rubin shared his predictions for the U.S. economic and political future April 25 in the Campus Center.
Provost Jonathan Reed, a scholar of religion, early Christianity, and archaeology of ancient Mediterranean and Jewish religion, spoke about what the Bible reveals concerning homosexuality in honor of the month of Gaypril.
Reco Price, aka rapper Supernatural, talks with students about the importance of verbal self-defense April 18 in Landis Academic Center 225.
Artist Kelly Akashi brings photography to life through bronze sculptures and glassblowing.
T.J. Sullivan, author of the book “Motivating the Middle,” spoke to 15 students and faculty on the various engagement levels of members of an organization April 11 in the Executive Dining Room.
Carlos Gomez, a health advocate for Bienestar Human Services, leads “Let’s Talk About Sex: LGBTQ Edition,” Wednesday in the Campus Center.
Professor Emeritus of Claremont School of Theology and Claremont Graduate University John Cobb talked about the difference between the intellectual university and the scholarly university and his dream for what the nature of education should be at the annual Fasnacht Lecture Wednesday.
Around 50 people showed up to hear Distinguished Professor of Chicano Studies and History Mario T. Garcia’s lecture about his recent book, “Faith, Politics and the Origins of the Sanctuary Movement in Los Angeles” in the Campus Center Ballroom Wednesday.
Belva Davis discussed her life as the first African American newscaster on the West Coast and her journey as a journalist Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Recent graduate Kimberly Gonzalez and University Chaplain Zandra Wagoner discussed Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz’s role as a feminist educator in 17th century Mexico City Wednesday in the University Chapel.
