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World War I: 100th Anniversary Commemoration is a campus-wide, semester long effort to commemorate the history of the event. The staff of the Philip Weltner Library has partnered with the faculty in the French, German, English, History, and Music department to present a dynamic series of lectures, films, and performances which explore the rich history […]
The Oglethorpe Music Department presents the University Singers Fall Concert! Recently returned from a tour in China where the choir joined two other American choirs at the Xiโan International Music Festival, the University Singers are joined by several orchestral ensembles from the music department under the direction of Dr. Timothy Powell.
Founded in 2012 by John Alan Wickey, Atlanta Harp Sound Ensemble is comprised of an eclectic group of harpists from all over metro-Atlanta. Skylight Gallery Concert admission: $10 at the door. Free for members, children under 12, and with an OU Petrel Pass. More information: museum.oglethorpe.edu or 404-364-8555.
Jay Lutz, PhD, Professor of French, Frances I Eeraerts โ76 Professor of Foreign Language, OU presents a lecture entitled Verlaine and Faurรฉโs 19th Century Muted Rococo
Come join for a lecture at Oglethorpe Museum of Art by Nelda Damiano, who is the Pierre Daura Curator of European Art at the Georgia Museum of Art
You are invited to the third event of Oglethorpeโs Year of Suffrage, a two-semester program of events celebrating the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote. Dr. Rhana Gittens, OU Assistant Professor of Communication Studies, will offer โ'What if I Am a Woman?' Maria W. Stewart and Black […]
You are invited to the sixth event of Oglethorpeโs Year of Suffrage, a two-semester program of events celebrating the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote. Dr. Lejla Ibrahimbegovic, OU Lecturer of Core Studies, will offer โ'The Progressive Feminism of Marija Juriฤ Zagorkaโs The Witch of Griฤโ on […]
Join Eli Arnold โ06, University Librarian and Director, and Melissa Sagaseta โ22, a recent alumna who curated the Zimmer exhibition for an evening lecture. Admission is free for all staff/faculty/students/alumni of OU and current OUMA members. General admission is $10.
Join artist Yehimi Cambrรณn for an evening lecture and closing reception. Admission to this special evening with the artist is free for all and open to the public. Reception to follow from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. No advanced ticketing. No reservations. First come, first seated.
Join Oglethorpe and the City of Brookhaven on the national "I STAND WITH IMMIGRANTS" day of action for a film screening of "From Here" and a conversation with the filmmaker, Christina Antonakos. From Here, is a documentary film that represents the emotional and powerful stories of immigrants from all over the world over the course […]
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