Choosing Peace After Loss: Israel/Palestine, Civil Discourse, and the Courage to Listen
Peacebuilder and National Geographic Explorer Aziz Abu Sarah discusses dialogue, civil discourse, and the courage to listen amid conflict and loss.
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Public Talk: Mimicking Bioinorganic Chemistry to Tackle Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Explore new approaches to tackling greenhouse gas emissions through chemistry and materials science.
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Katherine Min Memorial Reading with Jennifer Sperry Steinorth
The UNC Asheville English Department welcomes poet, educator, and interdisciplinary artist Jennifer Sperry Steinorth for the 2026 Katherine Min Memorial Reading.
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Lea and Heffernan of Wheelchair Sports Camp
Explore accessibility and the arts with nationally recognized musicians and disability activists Gaelynn Lea and Kalyn Rose Heffernan of Wheelchair Sports Camp.
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Odyssey Day
Celebrate Homer’s Odyssey and its lasting influence with readings, food, and a little friendly competition!
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Birding English: A History of the English Language Through Birds
Explore the surprising connections between birds and the English language with Jeremy Withers, Ph. D. of Iowa State University as part of the English Department’s Critical Perspectives Series.
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In the Round: 3rd Biennial Outdoor Sculpture Competition
Explore new outdoor sculptures and meet Artist-in-Residence Ledelle Moe at the opening of UNC Asheville’s third biennial sculpture competition.
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Turning of the Maples
Celebrate the colors of fall with cider, cookies, and live music on the Quad!
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“Gunfighter Paradise” Screening + Q&A with Jethro Waters ’13
See a surreal, darkly comedic film by UNC Asheville alum Jethro Waters ’13, followed by a conversation with the filmmaker.
