Orr Forum: Dr. Amy-Jill Levine Read more about Orr Forum: Dr. Amy-Jill Levine Dr. Amy-Jill Levine Lenfest Learning Commons in John Stewart Memorial Library, Wilson College Lecture: 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. Jesus’ Parables as Jewish Stories Jesus told parables to fellow Jews: recovering that original setting corrects their frequent anti-Jewish interpretations, provides a grounding for better Jewish/Christian relations, and offers new insight into both ancient and present-day ethics.
Common Hour: “College certainly has been grand this year” Read more about Common Hour: “College certainly has been grand this year” “College certainly has been grand this year”: The Letters of Helen Carnell Eden, Wilson Class of 1929 Also part of Women’s History Month Lecture Series Sesquicentennial Edition
Common Hour: BOLD WORDS Read more about Common Hour: BOLD WORDS BOLD WORDS, readings by Michael Cornelius, Matthew McBride and more
Common Hour: A Conversation with Mansoor Shams Read more about Common Hour: A Conversation with Mansoor Shams Living Boldly as a Muslim and a Marine: A Conversation with Mansoor Shams
Common Hour: Community Lawyering with Pennsylvania Farmworkers Read more about Common Hour: Community Lawyering with Pennsylvania Farmworkers Community Lawyering with Pennsylvania Farmworkers Caitlin Barry, Director of the Farmworker Legal Aid Clinic at the Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law, will discuss her work teaching law students the practice of community lawyering. Students in the Farmworker Clinic represent farmworkers and their families and provide legal support for community organizations working for racial and economic justice for immigrant workers across Pennsylvania.
Banned Books Readout 2019 Read more about Banned Books Readout 2019 Did you know that the last week of September is Banned Books Week? Come join Wilson's Communications students as we celebrate this year's official theme -- "Keep the Light On: Censorship Leaves Us in the Dark" -- with the following free event: BANNED BOOKS READOUT (Wednesday, 09/25 from 11-1 pm in the Lenfest Learning Commons) Read from your favorite book, listen to others read from theirs, and pick up a free banned books comic and sticker!
Sesquicentennial Common Hour Series: Boldly Wilson with Aakash Singh Rathore Read more about Sesquicentennial Common Hour Series: Boldly Wilson with Aakash Singh Rathore This year’s Common Hour, Living Boldly, is inspired by Wilson's sesquicentennial celebration marking 150 years of bold Wilson students. The fall series, which kicks off on September 2, will feature 11 talks and one dance performance. In the spirit of fostering critical thinking about pressing issues and big questions, all Common Hour events are free and open to the public. Special time of 11 a.m. at John Stewart Memorial Library WHY SIRI Will Murder Us All
Sesquicentennial Common Hour Series: Boldly Wilson with Megan Mizanty Read more about Sesquicentennial Common Hour Series: Boldly Wilson with Megan Mizanty Noon at John Stewart Memorial Library LAURA - Performed by MizantyMoves Dance Works
Sesquicentennial Common Hour Series: Boldly Wilson with Robin Fretwell Wilson Read more about Sesquicentennial Common Hour Series: Boldly Wilson with Robin Fretwell Wilson This year’s Common Hour, Living Boldly, is inspired by Wilson's sesquicentennial celebration marking 150 years of bold Wilson students. The fall series, which kicks off on September 2, will feature 11 talks and one dance performance. In the spirit of fostering critical thinking about pressing issues and big questions, all Common Hour events are free and open to the public. Against Culture War
Sesquicentennial Common Hour Series: Boldly Wilson with Vincent Lloyd Read more about Sesquicentennial Common Hour Series: Boldly Wilson with Vincent Lloyd This year’s Common Hour, Living Boldly, is inspired by Wilson's sesquicentennial celebration marking 150 years of bold Wilson students. The fall series, which kicks off on September 2, will feature 11 talks and one dance performance. In the spirit of fostering critical thinking about pressing issues and big questions, all Common Hour events are free and open to the public.
