Events

Hampshire to Host National Symposium on Black Aesthetics

Event will examine artistic and social-political themes across disciplines such as African American studies, literature, and philosophy, across media such as architecture, painting, and sound

Hampshire College Events: March-May 2017

Spring term on campus features a range of events produced by students and faculty including conferences, lectures, performances, Div III academic showcases, and more

Dance Dept. Presents 'AGAIN: Moving Into a Movement'

Performances the weekend of April 6-8 will feature Division III works by Hampshire graduating students Narieka Masla, Rikkia Pereira, and Julia Warren

Smithsonian Curator to Speak about 'For Whom It Stands: The Flag and the American People'

Michelle Joan Wilkinson will highlight flag-related objects from the National Museum of African American History and Culture, where her projects relate to contemporary black life

Students in Hampshire's American Sign Language Collective Plan Second Deaf Studies Conference

Last year 300 people attended the inaugural conference to explore the multifaceted experiences of Deaf lives and celebrate Deaf culture, community, and history

University of California Professor To Talk Class Struggle in Black Studies at 2017 Schocket Lecture

Professor Fred Moten, a 2016 Guggenheim Fellow and scholar of black studies, poetics, and literary theory, will present, “Manic Depression: A Poetics of Hesitant Sociology,” on Thursday, March 30

NYC Latina Activist to Speak at Hampshire

Community activist Iris Morales rose to prominence in the Vietnam War era as one of the first female members of the revolutionary Latin@/Latinx organization the Young Lords Party

'Made In America' Views Prison Labor Through Contemporary Art Lens

Hampshire College Art Gallery exhibit joins national dialogue on the local histories of incarcerated people and the impacts of mass incarceration

Hampshire College Events: January-March 2017

Spring term 2017 begins with a range of campus events produced by students and faculty: plays, exhibits, concerts, lectures, and conferences

Second HampHack Hackathon Invites Students Beyond Tech, Across Disciplines

Popular Hampshire-style hackathon invites art, design, fabrication students to team with tech students in 24-hour marathon product development

Alum-Curated Exhibit Features Photographs from Hampshire's Collection

A series of student Division III shows will lead up to the exhibit 'In each hand I keep each of my eyes' centered on Manuel Álvarez Bravo photographs

Poet Ross Gay, Winner of National Book Critics Circle Award, To Present Reading

Gay is currently Assistant Professor of English and Associate Director of Creative Writing at Indiana University-Bloomington

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