Tag: ukraine
Smolinska considers the EU’s strengths and weaknesses
Joanna Smolinska, deputy head for the European Union office in San Francisco, spoke about the future of European weapons and cybersecurity earlier this month in the Abraham Campus Center before an audience of about 100.
Grammy winning pianist raises money for Ukraine
“The Beautiful Game” was an original program hosted on April 27 at the Morgan Auditorium by Grammy award winning pianist Nadia Shpachenko, who has a doctorate in musical arts.
Speaker considers E.U. peacekeeping role
The International Studies Institute sponsored a lecture Wednesday featuring Noelle Lenoir, a French international lawyer. Her talk titled “Europe Reborn: Taking Stock of the European Union’s Response to the War in Ukraine” was held in Morgan Auditorium at noon before an audience of about 30.
There is no room for bias in war reporting
The media has no place for bias or harmful language, but the Ukraine-Russian war has highlighted instances of just that, with racist comments made by news reporters.
Dynamic Jewish life sculptures donated to the University of La Verne
The Cultural and Natural History Collections of the University of La Verne received a glimpse of Jewish life and culture pre-World War II through 14 folk-art sculptures, donated by the Malgert Halpern and Irving Cohen family.