Rise up and lend a hand to make a difference in the world during this powerful concert with the SCU Choirs. The centerpiece of the evening is the thought-provoking piece To the Hands by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Caroline Shaw. Also features Hands by Jocelyn Hagen and A Vision Unfolding by Derick Skye.

Dive onto the astroturf with the Wolves, a team of young soccer warriors forging their own personal identities while facing social pressure, loss, and the challenges of being part of a team. The drama, comedy, and confusion of teenage life explode on the stage in a way we can all relate to in this fresh take on a coming-of-age play by 2017 Pulitzer Finalist Sarah DeLappe. Directed by Kimberley Mohne Hill (Theatre & Dance).

Special screening of Amandine Gay’s 2021 documentary followed by a Q&A session with Jimia Boutouba (Modern Languages & Literatures). The film takes a political approach to transracial and transnational adoption, bringing up complex issues about race relations and global inequality. French w/ English subtitles.

Tap your toes to the syncopated rhythms distinctive of the historic American art form known as Jazz. Bop to the beats as our students perform in a variety of styles and contexts that are sure to excite.

A Round Table Discussion with Amandine Gay, CiAuna Heard (Women's & Gender Studies), and Niema Jordan (Communication). Moderated by Sakina Hughes (Ethnic Studies).

The Mathematics and Computer Science department welcomes Ami Radunskaya, SCU's Halmos Visiting Distinguished Professor for a talk focused on what math can tell us about the treatment of cancer.