20, Art Alley, HUB-Robeson Galleries, University Park campus. Created entirely with salvaged plastic, this collaboration between an artist, designer and an environmental sciences researcher aspired to shed light on society's dependence on, careless overuse and thoughtless disposal of plastic. 20, HUB-Robeson Galleries, University Park campus. The University Libraries explores the first 100 years of national disability rights legislation and the movement's impact on the Penn State community. "Celebrating the ADA: The Legacy and Evolution of Disability Rights & Lived Experience at Penn State" - Online. Flores, author of "Deportable and Disposable: Public Rhetoric and the Making of the 'Illegal' Immigrant." Exhibits and Virtual Tours 22, 7p.m., via Zoom and Facebook Live. Four authors will speak including Stephen Howard Browne, author of "The First Inauguration: George Washington and the Invention of the Republic" William Keith and Robert Danisch, authors of "Beyond Civility: The Competing Obligations of Citizenship: and Lisa A. 20 & 21, via Zoom. David Farenthold of The Washington Post and Megan O’Matz of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel will share examples of their work and participate in question-and-answer sessions. 19, via Zoom. Hansi Lo Wang, National Public Radio (NPR) national correspondent and award-winning journalist, will discuss “The People, Power and Money Behind the Census.” Free.įoster-Foreman Conference of Distinguished Writers - Oct. "The People, Power and Money Behind the Census" - 4 p.m., Oct. 10 p.m., virtual format. Marathon Read will celebrate the work of female writers and activists to expand political, social, and economic equality for women with a 12-hour virtual reading. “Voices of Power in Women’s Activism” Marathon Read- Oct. 22, 1 p.m., via Zoom. Kwame Alexander, Newberry medalist and two-time winner of the Lee Bennett Hopkins Poetry Award, will receive his second national children’s poetry honor and speak about his writing and read from “How to Read a Book.” Virtual format. The event benefits the Blue Band Legacy Fund, which helps to secure the long-term financial needs of the Blue Band.
11–17, including this year’s Homecoming Parade.Īlumni Blue Band Association’s Virtual 5K - Oct. Virtual and in-person. A number of virtual events will be available to Penn Staters throughout Homecoming week, Oct. 18, with a free livestream performance by Boston Brass. 8, via livestream. The 2020-21 season of Music at Noon: The Logan Series will begin Sunday, Oct. 15, via livestream. Apollo’s Fire, The Cleveland Baroque Orchestra, will make its debut virtual appearance with the Center for the Performing Arts in “Tuscan Sun-Rustic Music from Baroque Italy.” Sounds of Tuscany from Apollo's Fire - Oct. What's happening at Penn State? Here's a look at some of the cultural events - both in-person and virtual - taking place at the University this weekend and next week: Performances
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