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Prof. Christina Zanfagna is a bicoastal Italian American and a scholar of Black popular music who grew up in the worlds of hip hop and basketball. Read her CAH profile here: bit.ly/fellowsprofiles

BROWN BAG SPEAKER SERIES IN THE HUMANITIES presents: Cathleen Chopra-McGowan (Religious Studies) Thursday, May 23 at 12:10-1:15 pm Learning Commons 129 The Census and the Plague: Divine Provocation in 2 Samuel 24 Bring Your Lunch! Questions? [email protected]

This spring the CAH is sponsoring a "Visual and Performing Arts Crawl" that features this year's talented Student Fellows. These exhibits, shows, and concerts began in April and continue through May and into June. Attend one concert or exhibit or attend all!

Meet our CAH Student Fellow, Madysen Moreno. Read Madysen's CAH profile to learn more about the concert series she is developing under the mentorship of Teresa McCullough (Music). Read profile here: bit.ly/fellowsprofiles

The Digital Humanities Initiative presents: The 9th Annual Digital Humanities Student Showcase June 3rd 1:00-2:30 PM BENSON PARLORS B-C Join us for this year's DH Student Showcase exploring the intersection of digital technology and the humanities!

If you missed any of our CAH events, be sure to check out the recordings located on our CAH YouTube channel! bit.ly/cahyoutubechan…

Congratulations to our CAH student fellow, Simon Lanzoni (Music, Italian Studies) who was chosen as the Class of 2024 valedictorian and to our CAH student advisory council member, Francesca D'Urzo (English) who was awarded the Saint Clare Medal. Congrats to all the grads!

Our Urgency of Now Series begins this Wed. at noon in Lucas 126 with a panel discussion and Q & A on "Communication Breakdown." Featuring faculty from three different departments. This event is a perfect way to spend your lunch hour! Register here: bit.ly/uofnbreakdown

Brown Bag Speaker Series in the Humanities presents: Jordan Cohen (Classics) Unrecognized Knowledge: Slaves in Greco-Roman Medical Settings Thursday, November 14 at 12:10 - 1:15 PM Learning Commons 129 Bring Your lunch Email questions to [email protected]

Fellow Focus with Katie Ioffe Meet our CAH student fellow Katie Ioffe '26 Majors: Communication and Computer Science Learn more about Katie and her project, “Beyond the Interface: An Ongoing Exploration of Design and Interaction” bit.ly/fellowsprofiles

Just for the campus community! A workshop production of Batt and Bass On the Road Run time: 60 mins. December 7, 2024 Fess Parker Theatre 2:00pm Admission is free

Brown Bag Speaker Series in the Humanities presents: Keziah Poole Modern Languages and Literatures Humanities Behind Bars: Challenges, Strategies, Resistance Thursday, November 21 at 12:10 - 1:15 PM Donohoe Room, Bannan Alumni House Bring Your lunch

Fellow Focus with Miah Jeffra Meet our CAH Faculty Fellow! Department: English Learn more about Miah and his project "Summer of Locusts" by reading his profile in the link below: bit.ly/fellowsprofile

Brown Bag Speaker Series in the Humanities presents: Amy Leuck (ENGL), Danielle Heitmuller (ARTS), Kai Lukoff (CSEN), Lee Panich (ANTH) Reclaiming Cultural Narratives with Augmented Reality: The Thámien Ohlone AR Tour 1/15/25 11:45 AM - 12:50 PM LC129 Bring Your lunch

As the US government transitions to a new administration next week, the CAH would like to invite you to join us as we try to build community through this time of transition. Cocoa & Crafts: Building Community Through a Time of Transition Wed. 1/22/25 12:30 - 2:00 pm LC129

Fellow Focus with Kaitlin Webster Meet our CAH student fellow Kaitlin Webster '25 Majors: Neuroscience and Gender & Sexuality Studies Kaitlin's project is titled “A Black Feminist Investigation of Fashion” Read her profile in the link below: bit.ly/KaitlinWebster…

Brown Bag SpeakerSeries in the Humanities presents: Gregory Wigmore (History) Canadian Slavery, American Freedom: Fugitives, the Border, and the State in Early North America Wednesday, 1/29 at 1:00 PM - 2:05 PM Learning Commons 129 Bring Your lunch Questions? [email protected]

Fellow Focus with Heather Clydesdale Meet our CAH Faculty Fellow! Department: Art & Art History Learn more about Heather and her project “Building Public Character in Taiwan” by reading her profile in the link below: bit.ly/fellowsprofiles

Valentine's Day Celebration Friday February 14, 2025 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm Benson Parlors B & C The CAH, SCUSAL and SCU Letterpress Collective are partnering to bring a Valentine’s Day bouquet making and craft event to campus, led by studio art students. bit.ly/vdaycraftsbouq…

Join artist and activist Nancy “Pili” Hernandez for a talk and workshop on February 18. Xicana Art & Action Tuesday February 18, 2025 St. Clare Room, Learning Commons Talk: 12 - 1pm Workshop: 3 - 4pm Register: Talk: bit.ly/xicanatalk Workshop: bit.ly/xicanaworkshop