Dr. Rebecca Hays, Soprano and Associate Professor of Music in Texas A&M’s Department of Performance, Visualization and Fine arts will join UP faculty Susan McDaniel and Nicole Leupp Hanig to perform a recital of music curated from art song and operatic repertoire. (Read More)
2025-03-31
Women’s Month Celebration Breakfast (Apr. 3)
On behalf of all the great women at UP, the Howard Hughes Inclusive Excellence Grant and Garaventa Center are excited to invite you to our first-ever breakfast celebration for women faculty and staff. This event is all about fun, connection, and celebrating the incredible contributions of women in our workplace. (Read More)
Connelly Lecture Series presents: “Making History in the Parks: The Intersection of Scholarship and Stewardship” with Sarah Payne, PhD (Apr. 3)
Making History in the Parks: The Intersection of Scholarship and Stewardship explores how the National Park Service integrates—or sometimes overlooks—historical scholarship in the stewardship of cultural and natural resources. Sarah R. Payne, PhD, is an Associate Professor of History at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, and the incoming Director of CSU’s Public & Environmental History Center. (Read More).
Environmental Studies Student Panel (Apr. 5)
Join UP professor Neil Oculi and his students as they discuss their experiences attending the most recent UN organized climate conference (COP) held in Baku, Azerbaijan. The students will discuss what they learned about climate policy, global negotiations, and advocacy during the conference. (Read More)
District 2 Portland City Councilors Panel (Apr. 7)
Join us in welcoming newly elected North Portland City Councilors Sameer Kanal, Elena Pirtle-Guiney, and Dan Ryan to campus. The elected officials will answer your questions about city concerns and happenings. The public is welcome to this event. (Read More)
AI in Education: Critics, Curious, and Cultivators (Apr. 9)
The Center for Teaching and Learning invites you to join a lunch discussion exploring the spectrum of AI engagement in student learning and development. Whether you’re skeptical about AI’s role in education, curious about its possibilities, or actively cultivating AI-enhanced learning experiences, this conversation offers a space to share perspectives and discover practical approaches for thoughtful integration. (Read More)
UP Theater Presents: “Pride & Prejudice, An Original Devised Production” (Apr. 9-13)
UP Theater’s final mainstage show, “Pride & Prejudice, An Original Devised Production,” explores charged scenes as moments of queer potentiality, claiming the novel as ours to read, love, and embody! (Read More)
Pre-Play Reception and Panel for “Pride & Prejudice” (Apr. 12)
Ticket holders for Pride and Prejudice – A Devised Adaptation are invited to enjoy a complimentary small bites reception and an expert pre-show panel discussion courtesy of the Garaventa Center. (Read More)
This Is Our Calling: Songs of Hope and Unity (Apr. 12)
UP Performing & Fine Arts Department, Center for Gender and Sexuality, and Diversity and Inclusion Programs present This Is Our Calling: Songs of Hope and Unity! Featuring UP Bel Canto, Chamber Choir and Singers, with powerful music of love, social justice, celebration and peace. Admission is free and open to all! (Read More)
Beginner’s Guide to Artificial Intelligence (Apr. 15)
Curious about artificial intelligence but not sure where to start? This beginner-friendly presentation demystifies AI, covering what it is, how it works, and where you encounter it in daily life. (Read More)