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Lanie Smith will present her Integral Honors Thesis Defense: "Is Choreographed Synchronous Dance Linked to Prosocial Behavior?" Prosocial behaviors have been widely studied, yet mechanisms underlying their development remain unclear. Recent research suggests that synchronous movement may promote prosocial activity. Dance, a form of synchronous movement, is an effective context for examining ...

The next presentation in the Natural Science Seminar Series for the spring semester will be held on Friday, April 17 at 3:30 p.m. in room 100 of the science addition. Presenting will be Dr. Sara Gilson, a staff scientist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, who will speak on Radioactive Actinide Chemistry. The Natural Science Seminar Series is sponsored by the departments of Biological and...

Aidan Mingoia will present his Integral Honors Program Thesis defense: "Beyond Auteurs: A Deconstruction of the Auteur Theory to Establish Guidelines for a Replacement Theory" Since Andrew Sarris’ formalization of the Auteur Theory, the world of film analysis has been largely defined by the ideas within. While many film scholars have argued against the theory, the language and concepts esta...

All members of the campus community are invited to a screening of Parasite (Bong Joon Ho, 2019), Academy Award winner for best picture. The screening will take place on Sunday, April 19 at 4 p.m. in Reilly Hall 244 and is part of the Film Program's Screening Series for spring 2026 semester.

Join us on Monday nights at 5:30pm in Reilly Hall 439 for our general meetings! This week's meeting will serve as a short prep session for our third LSAT Practice Exam (Saturday, April 25). We hope to see you there!

Alejandro Simón Partal (Estepona, Málaga, 1983) holds a doctorate in Hispanic philology. Simón Partal has taught at universities in France, the Czech Republic and Spain. He is the author of essays, plays, and five poetry collections that have received international awards such as the Arcipreste de Hita Prize and the Hermanos Argensola Prize, and which were compiled in Ese de anoche (Aguilar...

Join Hilary A. McManus, Ph.D., ACC, for a 50-minute guided Earth Day experience that weaves mindfulness practice, grounded learning, and community reflection into a session designed to reconnect you with the planet and with your own power to protect it. Weather permitting, part of the session may move outdoors so dress in layers and wear comfortable shoes. Bring a pen and paper. Free and ...

Carolyn Redmore will present her Integral Honors Thesis Defense: "A Decrescendo in Dental Anxiety: How Music Helps to Reduce Stress and Anxiety in a Dental Setting." Many who attend dental appointments experience stress and anxiety. Previous research has suggested that playing music in a dental setting may have physiological and psychological benefits for patients during both routine appoint...

Our third of three LSAT (Law School Admissions Test) practice exams for the semester. Take a paper version of the LSAT in a low-stakes but still accurate testing environment with timing and proctoring. Taking as many practice tests as possible is one of the best ways to study for the LSAT, so this is a great opportunity to get started and find your strengths/weaknesses for future studying.

This general meeting will be our last alumni speaker of the semester: Kayla Curtin, class of 2021. Kayla attended Albany Law School and currently practices in family law. She has also worked in bankruptcy, landlord-tenant law, mortgage foreclosure, and estate planning in the past. Join us to ask your law school and career questions!

Henry Wirt will present his Integral Honors Thesis defense: "A Plaintiff-Minded Response to Plaintiff Dissatisfaction in Mass Tort Multi-District Litigation." Plaintiff dissatisfaction with mass tort multi-district litigation is no secret. Scholars have illuminated issues in mass torts for several decades, but their solutions are impractical at best. Plaintiff side mass tort professionals ha...