Join us for an evening with Jason Reynolds, New York Times best-selling author. Reynolds has appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, Late Night with […]
Join us for an engaging series of election-year dialogues on some of the most pressing issues facing voters in 2024. In the spirit of the Socratic Dialogues—one of the organizing […]
Presented by Robert Gruber, PhD Associate Professor of Philosophy Many philosophers have claimed that the life of a typical human is much better than the life of a typical nonhuman […]
Join us for an engaging series of election-year dialogues on some of the most pressing issues facing voters in 2024. In the spirit of the Socratic Dialogues—one of the organizing […]
Shedding Light on Dark Matter Presented by James O'Brien Associate Professor of Physics and Mathematics Chair, Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science Wednesday October 23, 2024 1-2:15 p.m. Cleveland E. […]
Join us for an engaging series of election-year dialogues on some of the most pressing issues facing voters in 2024. In the spirit of the Socratic Dialogues—one of the organizing […]
Please join us for *Community “Get Down”—a joyous community dance jam that is free and open to all. Guest artist Ana María Álvarez, founding artistic director of Los Angeles-based dance […]
Springfield College is hosting the annual meetings of the New England Psychological Association (NEPA) and the Northeastern Conference for the Teaching of Psychology (NECTOP) on campus on October 25-26, 2024. […]
Join us for a student-faculty discussion exploring global perspectives on business practices. Topics include work ethics, HR policies, organizational structures, economic impacts on trade, corporate social responsibility, work-life balance, communication […]
Presented by Dominique Shabazz, DSW Assistant Professor of Social Work and Director of Practicum Education at Springfield College Together we will explore the concept of positionality and its impact on […]
The annual (S)ocial justice, (E)quity, (A)ccountability, (T)ransformation at the Table events run from Monday, November 4 through Friday, November 8, 2024 with programs in person on campus or available via […]
Presented by Ian Delahanty, PhD Associate Professor of History In the mid-1800s, many Americans blamed a recent influx of immigration, especially from Ireland, for the major social, economic, and political […]
