Peabody Auditorium

Women’s and Gender Studies Symposium Keynote LectureIn Partnership with Georgia College & State University Research DayBillie Eilish, Princess Nokia, Girlhood, and Race in the Musical Vernacular of DepressionJessica A. Holmes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Musicology University of CopenhagenThis keynote lecture examines how contemporary pop artists Billie Eilish and Princess Nokia transform experiences of sadness, anxiety, and loneliness into a shared musical language for Gen Z. Exploring...

Join us to learn about different markets from across the Hispanic world and deepen your cultural understanding of Spanish-speaking communities.The Department of World Languages and Cultures invites you to the poster presentations: Hispanic Markets, an exhibition where SPAN 1002 students will share information about famous markets from multiple countries, both in Spanish and English. Come, learn what makes these spaces unique and practice your language skills with faculty and learners...

Please be reminded of your invitation to the “brown bag” lunch meeting (bring a lunch of your choice) to provide feedback on the updated University Mission Statement from 1-2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, in Peabody Auditorium.

Join us for a reading with Karen Salyer McElmurray, whose new book, "I Could Name God in Twelve Ways: Essays" (University Press of Kentucky, 2024), follows a celebrated career in memoir, fiction and essay.She is the author of Surrendered Child, winner of the AWP Award for Creative Nonfiction, Strange Birds in the Tree of Heaven, Motel of the Stars and the co-edited anthology Walk Till the Dogs Get Mean. Her essays have earned the Annie Dillard Prize, the Orison Anthology Award, the...