Events

Did you know that clownfish transition sexes or that slugs can have both male and female reproductive organs? Come learn about the biology of sex determination and how much it varies across the animal...

Join Rock & Roll Hall of Fame VP of Education Jason Hanley; Oberlin Conservatory Librarian for Learning and Access Services, Krista Mitchell; and Irvin E Houck Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies...

Students are invited to join Dr. Lauren Goodlad, Distinguished Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Rutgers University, editor of Critical AI, and chair of Critical AI @ Rutgers, in a...

Faculty are invited to attend a workshop led by Dr. Maeve Adams, Associate Professor and Director of Composition at Lehman College, as she considers the problems faculty face with AI in classes where...

Poet and translator Aaron Coleman (MFA, PhD) will share poems from his recent book, Red Wilderness (2025) and his translations of AfroCuban poet Nicolás Guillén’s 1967 book, El Gran Zoo [The Great Zoo...

Dr. Katie Detwiler, Assistant Teaching Professor of Science and Technology Studies at Stevens Institute of Technology, will speak about the environmental politics of AI, which are often framed around...

It's not a typo! ART+craft is how the Clarence Ward Art Library refers to its weekly Thursday program. Why? A single "craft" is featured per event, and, of course, it takes place in the ART Library...

After 25 years of energy demand stabilization, the next three will see a "perfect storm" of electric demand – data centers, EVs, electrification of industry, crypto-currency, and climate change. This...

AI is part of the problem; it can also be part of the solution. With evolving virtual utilities, virtual power plants, and load demand control, how will the US electric grid change in the next decade...

A piano career talk led by Marissa Moore in Stull Recital Hall. Moore is the CEO of Piano Cleveland. ----- Conservatory visitors are asked to enter the complex through either Bibbins Hall’s east...