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Great Book Reads: ‘Lore Olympus’
The University Library will host a series of discussions on the famous retelling of Greek mythology.

Originator: Marcos Rubio            Posted On :   3/31/2025
Arts & Entertainment * Lectures & Seminars * Academic 

Using Algorithms to Read Ancient Scrolls - Without Opening Them!
Webinar by Dr. Stephen Parsons of the Vesuvius Challenge uniting the fields of Computer Science, Archeology, and Classics. Sponsored by Tech Classical Society.
April 15, 5:30-7:30pm @ CMLL Qualia Room
Originator: Andrew Collins            Posted On :   3/29/2025
Lectures & Seminars * Student Organization 

Global Health: Opening Space Series: Uniquely Abled
Opening Space is a Zoom-based series, co-hosted by the TTUHSC Office of Global Health and the TTU Vernacular Music Center, that elevates unheard voices through shared dialogue and stories of reflection.
Originator: Emma Woolard            Posted On :   3/31/2025
Lectures & Seminars * Academic * Departmental 

Global Health Lecture Series: Health in the Anthropocene
The Global Health Lecture series explores issues and findings in Global Health work. This event is open to all TTUHSC and TTU students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Originator: Emma Woolard            Posted On :   3/31/2025
Lectures & Seminars * Academic 

Take Control of Your Financial Future
Learn about your habits and attitudes with our Money Habitudes Presentation and attend a group coaching session to develop a spending plan.
Originator: Avery Lancaster            Posted On :   3/31/2025
Lectures & Seminars * Student Organization 

RSVP Today! Neuroscience in Business - 04/04 - Prof. Anne Farrell
Everyone is invited to attend this presentation by Rawls Distinguished Scholar and guest speaker Anne Farrell, Ph.D., on neuroscience research in business.
Originator: Laura Bilbao            Posted On :   3/31/2025
Research * Lectures & Seminars * Academic 

TODAY!! Kintsugi Workshop *Only few seats left!
Join us for a hands-on Kintsugi workshop, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold. Embrace flaws and find beauty in imperfection. No experience needed—all materials provided!

Originator: Emi Tasho            Posted On :   3/31/2025
Arts & Entertainment * Lectures & Seminars