Presented by Dr. Lorraine Acker, this keynote presentation focuses on the intersection of race, gender, and relationship violence within higher education. Dr. Acker addresses three key questions: (1) how Black college women experience relationship violence; (2) how Black college women make meaning of their relationship violence experience; and (3) how Black college women navigate campus…

Nightly at 7:30 p.m. In this documentary theatre piece, countless hours spent in dusty courthouse record rooms and thousands of hours of microfiche yields the true story of five American men and one American woman, convicted and sentenced to death for crimes they did not commit. Mini-chronicles of lives destroyed. Precious time, wasted. And yet,…

The film follows a college-aged couple through the very sweet beginnings of their relationship and shows how unhealthy behaviors can escalate into abuse. After watching the film, workshop participants dive into a discussion about the film—led by The Movement Peer Educators—discussing the early warning signs of relationship abuse and what they can do if they…

Native American women experience domestic violence more than twice as often as any other ethnic group. In order to end domestic violence in all its forms, we must understand why it exists in Indian Country today, and assess our current challenges in addressing the issue. Join Ms. ViVivette Jeffries-Logan, Occaneechi, as she discusses the impact…

Nightly at 7:30 p.m., Sundays at 2:00 p.m. Loosely based on BEOWULF, University Theatre presents the world premiere of this modern, musical bro-mantic rock comedy for the ages. Ross Garth is a 20-¬something bro who throws BOMB parties. His best bro/roommate is moving, his neighbor keeps ruining the parties and, despite her hints, he’s not…

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