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Alan Dershowitz and others have argued that there are scenarios and conditions which make state-sanctioned torture morally justified, maybe even required. Hypothetical scenarios such as one in which a nuclear device is hidden in NY… Read More »Is torture ever morally justified?
The 31st Annual Taste of Wilkes: Neighborhood Cookout will be held in the Jean and Paul Adams Commons from 11:30am-1:00pm on Tuesday, November 7th to support the Wilkes United Way campaign. The admissions price is $5, and… Read More »Come to Taste of Wilkes: Neighborhood Cookout
Join the Honors Program Student Committee and Step Team at 4:00 PM on Wednesday, November 15th in DDD-02 (Basement Dance Studio) for Step Team Plus Donuts! Come learn about the step team and watch them perform!… Read More »HPSC, Step Team, & Donuts
Sign up for a 1 credit seminar course in Spring 2024! Underrepresentation in Science is a new seminar course being run as CHM 298 (CRN 10140) on Mondays at 2pm and is open to all… Read More »Want to Learn More about Underrepresentation in Science?
Attention First-Year students! The e-Mentors are hosting a Registration Night Bingo on Tuesday, November 7th at 8:00 PM. Come for pizza, bingo, and to register for your Spring semester classes! There will be e-Mentors available… Read More »First-Year Registration Bingo!
This semester, join the Honors Program Student Committee in community service by donating children’s books and Halloween costumes to Give Kids the World, a nonprofit that helps make dreams come true for Make a Wish children with… Read More »HPSC Give Kids the World Fundraiser
The University Staff Advisory Committee (USAC) proudly recognizes Justin Allabaugh as the Quarterly Colonel Award Winner for the third quarter of 2023. USAC invites you to recognize a Colonel colleague for their hard work and… Read More »Congratulations Quarterly Colonel Award Recipient Justin Allabaugh
Framing Moments: Photography from the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts offers a distinct and inclusive overview of photography in the United States and beyond. Dr. Deborah Willis’s selected gems from the KIA’s significant photography holdings range… Read More »Framing Moments: Photography from the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts opens Nov. 7 at Sordoni Art Gallery
Join us on Thursday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. for our Art in Context Lecture: Kalamazoo: a Place, a River and Home by Mary Whalen, Photographer and teaching artist at Kalamazoo Institute of Arts and… Read More »Art in Context Lecture: Kalamazoo: a Place, a River and Home by Mary Whalen, Photographer and teaching artist at Kalamazoo Institute of Arts and EFA/Education for the Arts
The 31st Annual Taste of Wilkes: Neighborhood Cookout will be held in the Jean and Paul Adams Commons from 11:30am-1:00pm on Tuesday, November 7th to support the Wilkes United Way campaign. The admissions price is $5, and… Read More »Come to Taste of Wilkes: Neighborhood Cookout