“Roll Red Roll” Film Screening
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 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.
Attend this open class lecture with Autumn Cavender in the Great River Ballroom as she explores medical ethics, cultural competency, and colonial privilege.
Spend the evening with Autumn Cavender in the Great River Ballroom as she leads a keynote lecture discussing reproductive justice, decolonization, and anti-colonial practices.
Join us for a casual book club discussion of this year's Common Book, "Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law," by Mary Roach.
In this Earth Talk, WSU Geoscience Professor Dr. Beatty will discuss the discovery of a dinosaur “mummy” by a team of WSU alumni and students in 2024.
Join the College of Science & Engineering for “Flora and Fauna Behaving Badly in Winona County,” a panel inspired by this year’s Common Book by Mary Roach.
In this Earth Talk, guest speaker Shanna Schmidt will explore how to launch and grow your career in the geoscience field.
Acclaimed author and educator Dr. Dawn Quigley will discuss the importance of Indigenous voices in children’s literature and sign copies of her work.
Watch a special 20th anniversary screening of "Venus of Mars." Then attend a Q&A with filmmaker Emily Goldberg and Lynette Reini-Grandell.
Spend the evening with author Darius Atefat-Peckham, who will read from his award-winning work as part of the John S. Lucas Great River Reading Series.
Join us for the opportunity to meet Mary Roach, author of this year's Common Book, "Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law."
On Oct. 27, Common Book author Mary Roach will share some of her recent work related to the complicated relationships between humans and other animals.
Join us for an inspiring talk with WSU alumnus Tyrre Burks '10, founder and CEO of Players Health.
Join author and veteran Jim Crigler for a presentation on his new book, "Echoes on the Water: A Veteran’s River Mission to Heal the Wounds of War."
On Nov. 6, join us at 7pm for a presentation and moderated Q&A with internationally best-selling author John Green on his current book.
Speaker Dani Lindsay from the American Conservation Coalition will give a talk titled, "Title IX and Protecting Women's Sports."
In this talk, Justin Watkins will overview Minnesota’s Nutrient Reduction Strategy (NRS) as well as regional studies specific to southeast Minnesota.
Join us for an inspiring TED Talk-style event where international students will share their stories, experiences, and perspectives.
Ben Orlin, author of “Math with Bad Drawings,” will present on “The State of Being Stuck” and explore how struggle can lead to discovery.
Ben Orlin, author of “Math with Bad Drawings,” will present on “The Unlikely Friendship of Math and Science” and explore how these 2 disciplines work together.
Join WSU Geoscience alumna Anna Blitz as she shares her journey to becoming Vice President of Corporate Responsibility at The Wendy’s Company.
Join us for an inspiring talk with WSU alumnus Nick “DJ Mad Mardigan” Dircz ’03, a nationally recognized DJ and thriving businessman.
On Feb. 6, join us at 7pm for a moderated Q&A with JoJo Siwa, an entrepreneur, performer, best-selling author, philanthropist, and Gen-Z icon.