Yōkai are mysterious phenomena and bizarre beasts that have inhabited Japan’s landscapes, homes, folklore and imagination for many centuries. They can be evil or benign spirits, ranging from shape-shifting animals to […]
Join us on Thursday, September 28 at 7PM for an incredible live performance by Neon West, with two opening performances by Michael Angeles and Andrea Hamilton. Neon West is a […]
The Spring 2023 Friday Noon Concert Series continues on September 29 with a performance of music by Allen Menton (premiere), Francisco Castillo (premiere), and Ervin Schuloff featuring Pomona music faculty, […]
First female coach in the NFL, Katie Sowers joins us in conversation. The first woman and openly gay coach to coach in a Super Bowl, former San Francisco 49ers Offensive […]
Join us for a conversation with writer and scholar Joseph Allen Boone. Joseph Allen Boone is a professor of English and gender studies at the University of Southern California. He […]
The Spring 2023 Friday Noon Concert Series continues on October 6 with a performance of music by Paul Wiancko and Bohuslav Martinů featuring Pomona and Scripps music faculty, Maggie Parkins […]
íyo'toróvim yaraarkokre 'eyoo'ooxono (We the Caretakers Remember our Land) is a groundbreaking live performance event in which Indigenous oral history meets intercultural music performance. The Gabrielino-Shoshone Council represents an intertribal […]
Dr Tom Smith is Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in German at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. His research focuses on queer approaches to contemporary Germany and he’s currently working on a […]
Join us in conversation with Olympic volleyball player and mental health advocate, Victoria Garrick Browne. Victoria Garrick Browne is a TED Talk speaker, mental health advocate, podcast host, and former […]
Making Scenes, Building Communities project nurtures collaborations between UW faculty, graduate students, undergraduates, community members, and scholars of gender, race & sexuality in music and social justice movements. Since 2010, […]
