Name: How The Modern World Lost Interest in Weather: A Media History
Start: 2019-03-18T16:30:00-07:00
End: 2019-03-18T18:00:00-07:00
Location: Eliot Hall

Featured Events

On its face, weather sounds like the most banal and mundane thing possible. When people talk about the weather, we usually take that as a sign of nothing to...

Bean Gilsdorf makes three-dimensional collages that function as portraits for the post-truth age. Her work subverts the prestige of political icons by...

The Archeological Institute of America presents a lectue by Sarah Ketchley of the University of Washington. Free and open to the public. Co-sponsored by the...

Sponsored in part by Hyland Estates Inspired by the optimistic spirits of the likes of Malala Yousafsai, Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson, the Wild Boar...

Carol J. Oja is William Powell Mason Professor of Music at Harvard. Her Bernstein Meets Broadway: Collaborative Art in a Time of War (2014), won the Music in...

Fabiola Menchelli is an artist from Mexico City. Her work investigates the limits of photography through the language of abstraction. Using light as the raw...

Reed students and invited guests are encouraged to participate in Rosie Herrera's dance workshop focused on modern techniques and practices. This event is...

Mary Ruckelshaus, Managing Director of The Natural Capital Project, Senior Research Associate at Stanford University, and recipient of the 2018 Howard Vollum...

We invite you to join us for a public master class with choreographer Rosie Herrera and Company. This event is free, but reservations are recommended. Rosie...

Edward Kolla is an associate professor of history at Georgetown University in Qatar. His areas of expertise are European diplomatic, political, cultural, and...

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On its face, weather sounds like the most banal and mundane thing possible. When people talk about the weather, we usually take that as a sign of nothing to...

Allan Hepburn will give this spring's David Eddings Lecture. In Mary Renault’s novel, The Charioteer (1953), one character defines queer British veterans as...

Eyehold to Eyehold is an immersive one-person exhibition by renowned American photographer and Reed alumnus Leo Rubinfien. The exhibition is curated by...

An open invitation to members of the Reed community and campus guests to join in silent sitting meditation. Bells are rung from 12:10pm to 12:40pm, but...

Bean Gilsdorf makes three-dimensional collages that function as portraits for the post-truth age. Her work subverts the prestige of political icons by...

Populism and acceptance of torture are growing worldwide. Torture is happening to migrants as well as enemy combatants, ordinary prisoners as well as...

Lecture / Dean of the Faculty

The Archeological Institute of America presents a lectue by Sarah Ketchley of the University of Washington. Free and open to the public. Co-sponsored by the...

Sponsored in part by Hyland Estates Inspired by the optimistic spirits of the likes of Malala Yousafsai, Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson, the Wild Boar...

Join us for a lecture by Keisha-Khan Perry as part of the spring Anthropology Symposium. Free and open to the public. "Black Women and the Fight for Land...

Carol J. Oja is William Powell Mason Professor of Music at Harvard. Her Bernstein Meets Broadway: Collaborative Art in a Time of War (2014), won the Music in...

Fabiola Menchelli is an artist from Mexico City. Her work investigates the limits of photography through the language of abstraction. Using light as the raw...

Mary Ruckelshaus, Managing Director of The Natural Capital Project, Senior Research Associate at Stanford University, and recipient of the 2018 Howard Vollum...

Performing Arts, Workshop/Training

We invite you to join us for a public master class with choreographer Rosie Herrera and Company. This event is free, but reservations are recommended. Rosie...

Edward Kolla is an associate professor of history at Georgetown University in Qatar. His areas of expertise are European diplomatic, political, cultural, and...

Lecture / Visiting Writers Series

Aisha Sabatini Sloan was born and raised in Los Angeles. Her writing about race and current events is often coupled with analysis of art, film, and pop...

Leilani Clark is a native-born Tucsonan of African American and Native American descent from the Navajo and Tewa (Santa Clara Pueblo) nations. She is a...

Performing Arts, Workshop/Training

We invite you to join us for a public lecture and demonstration with choreographer Rosie Herrera and Company. This event is free, but reservations are...

Lecture / Department of Literature & Languages

Join us for a film talk by Grace An, Associate Professor of Cinema Studies and French at Oberlin College, where she has just finished a term as director of...

Rodrigo Valenzuela studied art history and photography at the University of Chile (2004) and holds a BA in Philosophy from The Evergreen State College and an...

We invite you to join us for our regular Friday @ 4 recital series. This 45-minute concert features Reed student musicians. Admission is free. *Please note...

Mama Africa (2011) A film by Mika Kaurismäki A documentary celebrating the life and music of South African singer Miriam Makeba

Founded in San Francisco in 1978, Chanticleer is known around the world for the seamless blend of its twelve male voices ranging from countertenor to bass....

The theatre department’s junior class is excited to announce the spring mainstage show: Getting Intimate: Plot Points In our Sexual Development by Miranda...

Jordan Tate’s work represents a shift away from the understanding of photography as mechanical reproduction and an acknowledgement of the image-maker as the...

A talk by Stephen Sawyer, chair of the history department and co-founder of the History, Law, and Society program at The American University of...

Lecture / Dean of the Faculty

The Archeological Institute of America presents a lectue by Jenny Kreiger of the University of Oregon. Free and open to the public. Co-sponsored by the Reed...

The Reed Spring Orchestra Concert will be in Kaul Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. David Schiff will be conducting. Program...

The Portland Gay Symphonic Band presents their spring concert in Kaul Auditorium. In 1990 the Rose City Gay Freedom Band was formed by a small number of...

David Schiff, Composer: A Three Concert Celebration Tonight's program will include "Peace" (1984) and "All About Love" (2004) and will feature...

David Schiff, Composer: A Three Concert Celebration Tonight's program will include "Vashti, or the Whole Megillah" (1997), "Scenes from Adolescence" (1987),...

We’re pulling out all the stops for the final concert of PBO’s 35th-anniversary season in a program that includes a full complement of winds and guest...

Join us for three faculty presentations as part of the spring Anthropology Symposium. Free and open to the public. Anand Vaidya: "Rights and the Right in a...

Under the direction of John K. Cox, the Reed Chorus and Collegium Musicum present their spring concert in Kaul Auditorium. Using Leopold and Wolfgang...

The Reed College Dance Department presents the 2019 Spring Dance Concert, featuring choreography by students and faculty. Tickets range in price from $3-$7...

Welcome to the weekly Pol Sci Social Seminar, hosted by the Political Science Department! Each week we'll have space for two political science students to...

On its face, weather sounds like the most banal and mundane thing possible. When people talk about the weather, we usually take that as a sign of nothing to...

Allan Hepburn will give this spring's David Eddings Lecture. In Mary Renault’s novel, The Charioteer (1953), one character defines queer British veterans as...

Eyehold to Eyehold is an immersive one-person exhibition by renowned American photographer and Reed alumnus Leo Rubinfien. The exhibition is curated by...

Seating is limited. RSVP to Jolie Griffin. This seminar will focus on representations of catastrophe, especially nuclear catastrophe in mid-century British...

An open invitation to members of the Reed community and campus guests to join in silent sitting meditation. Bells are rung from 12:10pm to 12:40pm, but...

Bean Gilsdorf makes three-dimensional collages that function as portraits for the post-truth age. Her work subverts the prestige of political icons by...

Populism and acceptance of torture are growing worldwide. Torture is happening to migrants as well as enemy combatants, ordinary prisoners as well as...

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