Murial Design ContestCreate a mural for the Disability Cultural Center (DCC)!Contest winner receives a $75 shopping spree.Submit entries to sas@conncoll.eduSubmission deadline is April 15, 2025Good luck!Hosted by: Office of Student Accessibility ServicesAdditional Information can be found at: https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11124370 (https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11124370)

This exhibit features over 75 prints from the Austrian-born American artist John Winkler. Winkler spent most of his adult life in California drawing and etching both its urban scenes and its natural landscapes. Over more than three decades he returned time and again to the street life of San Francisco's Chinatown, documenting the vitality of this iconic neighborhood. This exhibit on the first and second floor of Shain Library runs through March 26.

Hi First Years! Join your class council for a free coffee or tea at Coffee Grounds Wednesday the 26th at 10am! Grab it while the tab lasts!Hosted by: Class of 2028Additional Information can be found at: https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11114984 (https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11114984)

Faculty: 9-10am | Tuesdays January 28, February 25, March 25, April 29Staff: 12-1pm | Wednesdays January 29, February 26, March 26, April 30Students: 12-1pm | Wednesdays February 12, April 16Join our new, informal AI Interest Groups—open gatherings designed for faculty, staff, and students who want to explore the growing world of artificial intelligence. Each group will meet regularly to share experiences, discuss emerging trends, and demonstrate AI tools. Conversation topics and hands-on activities are driven by participants' needs and interests, whether that's integrating AI in the classroom, automating administrative tasks, or diving into real-world applications.No prior experience with AI is required—just bring your curiosity, questions, and willingness to learn. Come connect, collaborate, and spark new ideas in an open, welcoming environment.

Join us for an engaging discussion on the lasting impact of a liberal arts education. Drawing from my own undergraduate experience at the University of Chicago, I will explore how the study of science, philosophy, and literature has shaped my career and perspective. From pharmaceutical research breakthroughs to philosophical "aha" moments, and a lighthearted look at how evolving communication has altered our vocabulary, this talk will highlight the enduring relevance of the liberal arts. Whether you're charting your career path or simply curious about the power of interdisciplinary learning, this talk is an invitation to reflect on the lasting value of a liberal arts education and its impact on both career and life.