Arts & Sciences Events

Starting July 1st, 2014, the online course "Tribe Studies" will open for incoming first-year and transfer students.

Virginia Shakespeare Festival presents a revival of their hit 2006 musical version of Twelfth Night by John Briggs and Eric Frampton. Keeping most of the Bard's text it adds 14 musical numbers that would do Disney proud.

Due to a water leak that has affected cooling in several buildings on campus, including Phi Beta Kappa Hall, the July 3 performance has been canceled. Tickets may be exchanged for any of the upcoming performances.

Classes will be in session.

Offices Closed; Classes in Session

Virginia Shakespeare Festival presents a revival of their hit 2006 musical version of Twelfth Night by John Briggs and Eric Frampton. Keeping most of the Bard's text it adds 14 musical numbers that would do Disney proud.

Virginia Shakespeare Festival presents a revival of their hit 2006 musical version of Twelfth Night by John Briggs and Eric Frampton. Keeping most of the Bard's text it adds 14 musical numbers that would do Disney proud.

Virginia Shakespeare Festival presents a revival of their hit 2006 musical version of Twelfth Night by John Briggs and Eric Frampton. Keeping most of the Bard's text it adds 14 musical numbers that would do Disney proud.

Matching Non-Uniformity for Program Optimizations on Heterogeneous Many-Core Systems July 8, 2014 McGlothlin-Street Hall Room 002 9:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Yifan Zhang - Dissertation Defense - Providing Efficient Services for Smartphone Applications July 11, 2014 9:30 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. McGlothlin-Street Hall Room 002

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

Shakespeare's great tragedy, where Brutus "an honorable man" leads a band of fellow patricians who would save Rome from the tyrant they believe Caesar will become. Artistic Director Christopher Owens stages this epic, not seen at VSF since 1993.

We are frequently stuck in situations where we are not getting the results we want, mainly because we are not holding crucial conversations or not holding them well. Come, learn how to achieve better results using new skills.

Eric Meier, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Title of Talk: "Taming the million-degree plasma exhaust of fusion reactors"