(PLAY) Wintertime explores the joy, pathos, and vast power of love—with its capacity to both save and destroy us. Set in an idyllic woodland vacation home just before New Year's Eve, the play follows four couples (and some unexpected guests) as they struggle with their hopes, disappointments, passions, and each other.

Join us in a film screening of the film, First They Killed My Father based off the book of the same name.  Eat some food, study for some finals and watch a film!  Food will be provided! 

Each master’s program will nominate one presenter. Students have each just three minutes and one slide to present on a  research/scholarship topic that is of interest to a general audience.

(PLAY) Wintertime explores the joy, pathos, and vast power of love—with its capacity to both save and destroy us. Set in an idyllic woodland vacation home just before New Year's Eve, the play follows four couples (and some unexpected guests) as they struggle with their hopes, disappointments, passions, and each other.

(PLAY) Wintertime explores the joy, pathos, and vast power of love—with its capacity to both save and destroy us. Set in an idyllic woodland vacation home just before New Year's Eve, the play follows four couples (and some unexpected guests) as they struggle with their hopes, disappointments, passions, and each other.

Join us for an enlightening discussion exploring the rich and diverse aspects of Native identity, featuring insightful perspectives from speakers Nora Pulskamp and Carolina Castoreno will discuss the significance of native identity racially, politically, and culturally. Nora Pulskamp and Carolina Castoreno will guide us through these themes, sharing their expertise and personal experiences. Whether you’re a member of a Native community or simply curious about the complexities of identity, this event promises to be a thought-provoking exploration that fosters understanding and appreciation. Join us in celebrating Native voices and the multifaceted nature of identity!