Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Events

Campus-wide, student-led discussion on what makes a healthy (and healthful!!!) relationship. Brought to you by HOPE (Health Outreach Peer Educators), a student group within the Dean of Students Office here at the College.

Reves Hall is William & Mary's international living-learning community.

This is the 2nd annual Lemon Project Dance Concert, and it is sponsored in conjunction with the Center for Student Diversity.

Professor Lara Farina, Dept. of English, West Virginia University, will address medieval practices of reading, focusing on the role of tactility: the "handling" of books suggested by religious texts.

In a small Tokyo apartment, 12-year-old Akira must care for his younger siblings after their mother leaves them and doesn't seem to be coming back.

Dr. My Haley collaborated with Alex Haley on the celebrated novel "Roots." Come and hear her speak and sign your copy! Limited seating: RSVP to Jenny Holly, jmholly@wm.edu.

This year's W&M GFF opens with a Valentines Day-themed night, including: Turn Me On, Dammit! presented by lead actress Helene Bergsholm, 24Speed competition films, and a screening of Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

Friday's GFF highlights include the Iranian film "Circumstance," a W&M filmmaking showcase, the French film "Tomboy" co-sponsored with the W&M French and Francophone Film Festival, and a late-night screening of "The Fall."

Nile Green, UCLA Department of History, will deliver a lecture in the "Islamicate Cultures and Histories in a Global Context" lecture series.

1.4 Billion Reasons is a thought provoking presentation that moves audiences to make simple lifestyle changes. These changes will enable the world's poorest to break the poverty cycle.

Lecture by Helma Lutz, Woodrow Wilson Fellow 2012-2013, Sociology Professor and Chair of Women and Gender Studies at Goethe University, Frankfurt.

iPAX is proud to present "AIN'T I A WOMAN": A Celebration of the Life of Sojourner Truth In conjunction with The Center for Student Diversity and W&M's Black Caucus' Black History Month 2013-SHADES OF UNITY

Roy Chan, Chinese Studies, will speak on "The People's Heartstrings: Female Sociality, Revolutionary Affect, and Dreams in Zong Pu's Fiction." All are welcome.