On Oct. 10, join us at 7pm to learn more about guest speaker Simu Liu, star of Marvel's "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" and New York Times Best Selling Author.
On Oct. 15, spend the evening with Sarah Eagle Heart and Emma Eagle Heart-White as they give a talk on their part-memoir, part-self-help book, "Warrior-Princesses Strike Back."
On Oct. 17, Common Book author Catherine Sanderson will participate in a panel at 3:30pm in the Baldwin Lounge to discuss action and advocacy.
On Oct. 17, Winona State University welcomes "Why We Act" author Catherine Sanderson to campus through the Common Book.
On Oct. 28, join us for a discussion with Dr. Heidi Morrison, editor of "Lived Resistance Against the War on Palestinian Children."
On Feb. 12, join nationally renowned science journalist Barry Cipra for a seminar about art and math.
On Feb. 26, join us for Dr. Talan Memmott's presentation, "Cripistemology and Creative Practice: Disability Aesthetics, Digital Art, and Generative AI."
On March 18, join us for a screening of "Roll Red Roll," a film that engages some of the same critical questions as this year's Common Book "Why We Act."
On March 20, join us for Dr. Aaron Lohmeyer's presentation, "Reading Sound: Freedom and Constraint within Music Media Designs."
On March 27, learn about U.S. policies that have systemically marginalized First Nations people with a presentation by Tracy Littlejohn.
On March 27, join author Kao Kalia Yang for a moderated panel discussion on collaboration and community, focusing on artistic collaboration to foster community.
On March 27, spend the evening with Kao Kalia Yang, author of "Where Rivers Part: A Story of My Mother’s Life." She will deliver a keynote and read from her book.
On April 2, join us at 7pm for a moderated Q&A with guest speaker Liz Gillies from Nickelodeon's "Victorious" and CW's "Dynasty."
On April 14, join Common Book author Catherine Sanderson for a panel on cyberbullying, social media, and intervention strategies.
On April 14, Common Book author Catherine Sanderson will return to campus to share her latest research on police training programs and ethical policing.
