Visit the RCAH LookOut! Art Gallery on the second floor of Snyder-Phillips Hall for the exhibit The Figure of the Indian Dancer, curated by RCAH Professor Sitara Thobani.
Live Event
Assistant Professor John Aerni-Flessner will hold an info session on a new study abroad opportunity to South Africa and Lesotho.
Presentation by classical Indian dancer Oopali Operajita, winner of national and international awards and a widely known choreographer.
See the classic Hindi/Urdu film Umrao Jaan (1981) projected onto the wall of the LookOut! Art Gallery while surrounded by the exhibition The Figure of the Indian Dancer before it closes.
Enjoy communal appreciation of poetry and writing with Michele Root-Bernstein.
Stories of Migration, Immigration, and (Dis)Placement is the inaugural presentation of the RCAH Cultures and Languages across the Curriculum Program.
The RCAH Center for Poetry's Fall Writing Series kicks off with Russell Brakefield.
Nanibah Chacon creates public artwork that engages the community and the local landscape.
RCAH's John Aerni-Flessner will discuss his new book, “Dreams for Lesotho: Independence, Foreign Assistance, and Development," as part of the Our Daily Work/Our Daily Lives brown bag lecture series.
Jane Congden will tell of her 52-year writing journey from English-class rebel to grammar cop and book author.
Come listen to the Richard Benvenuto High School Poetry & Tom Samet High School Fiction Competition Winners.
Come enjoy readings of the Benevuto Prize Winners.
Opening reception for Nanibah Chacon's Ni’ hoosdzáán (The Female Ground), which will run from October 29 to November 21 in the RCAH LookOut! Art Gallery.
RCAH faculty, staff, and students join Dean Esquith to share their experiences working collaboratively with organizations in diverse communities to address social justice issues and community needs.
The Fall Writing Series continues with an afternoon discussion by Karen Gottshall in the RCAH LookOut! Art Gallery.
The Fall Writing Series continues at 7 p.m. with a reading by Karen Gottshall in the RCAH Theater.
Popcorn + The Secret Life of Drug Pricing!
Join Helina Metaferia in this workshop that explores activist and community building strategies in the name of social justice.
Singer and multi-instrumentalist Sam Gleaves will present "Gems and Settings: Re-purposing Traditional Songs," showing how he and other Appalachian singers have rewritten traditional songs to create songs about social and environmental issues.
Come join your favorite A Capella group at this 70's themed night as its singers prepare for ICCA's.
Multi-instrumentalist Sam Gleaves joins us for a Wednesday Night Live presentation.
Enjoy communal appreciation of poetry and writing with Michele Root-Bernstein.
Celebrate the 60th anniversary of Chinua Achebe's African novel
Enjoy southern Appalachian music with this RCAH 291 Creative Workshop class
Attend this open house to enjoy RCAH 111 student' creative work and Integrated Language Option projects from the Fall Semester
RCAH students, alumni, faculty, and staff, parents, friends, and community partners are invited to see this semester's RCAH 111 students' creative work and Integrated Language Options (ILOs) projects at this exhibit
Join this open mic poetry reading as part of the Culturally Speaking Series, connecting our varied languages and homes.
Enjoy communal appreciation of poetry and writing with Michele Root-Bernstein.
Celebrate the graduation of RCAH students at the Breslin Center
Join the Center for Poetry for this haiku study group
Artworks exploring black fugitivity and secrecy as a means of liberation.
Celebrate the 8th Annual RCAH Perspectives on African American Experience by artist Justin Bryant.
Enjoy the screening of this short film, courtesy of the Center for Poetry
Join the Center for Poetry at this talk with artist Just Bryant
Award winning author and literacy advocate Ashlee Chesny in Community Storytelling Workshop, part of the RCAH Black History Series
Join at the RCAH Theater to view this Stephen Loveridge's intimate documentary of the artist and musician known as M.I.A.
Join the Center for Poetry for this haiku study group
Cancelled to to inclement weather: Join this annual festival to read and hear untranslated poetry in non-English languages, sponsored by the Center for Poetry
This interdisciplinary conference will address a number of topics including environmental issues in Arab cities, the contributions of ethnic and religious minorities to urban life, the political economy of redevelopment and questions of civil conflict and post-conflict reconstruction.
Denver Publishing Institute Info Session Featuring RCAH Alumna Emma Hintzen ’17
Join the Career Services Network to explore career pathways with the written word
Come join a discussion about the next phase of designing MSU Arts with Provost June Pierce Youatt, András Szántó and Adam Levine
Come out to Helen Zia's event for her latest release "Last Boat Out of Shanghai: The Epic Story of the Chinese Who Fled Mao's Revolution"
See undergraduate poetry readings with the Center for Poetry
Works by and with incarcerated artists in mid-Michigan prisons be displayed in the LookOut! Gallery
Join students and faculty for the opening of Guillermo Delgado's exhibit, showcasing artworks and poetry by incarcerated artists
This documentary tells the story of an American legend, Wilma Mankiller, the Cherokee Nation’s first woman Principal Chief
Enjoy this multicultural show, courtesy of the Center for Poetry
The feature-length documentary "Dawnland" follows the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to contemporary Wabanaki communities to witness intimate, sacred moments of truth-telling and healing.
Join the Center for Poetry for this haiku study group
This Forum intends to promote open and healthy debate surrounding Ethiopia and its transition to a constitutional democracy
At this forum, knowledgeable academic and public intellectuals with expertise on Ethiopian affairs will analyze and offer solutions for a united and peaceful transition towards a constitutional democratic order in Ethiopia
An exhibition featuring graphics from one of the world's largest Punk collections, and photographs from the era.
This two-day event will feature four Israeli films and a complimentary dinner from Woody's Oasis
High school juniors are invited to learn more about RCAH
Andrew Duris will instruct students in a resume workshop
High school juniors are invited to learn more about RCAH
Join the fun of this delicious Edible Book Contest
Learn about Michigan's new Redistricting Commission and other democracy reform issues.
Professor Aerni-Flessner will discuss Malcolm X's experiences in Michigan
Co-curator Kate Birdsall offers a talk on the LookOut! exhibition Ripped & Torn: Punk at the Intersection.
Draw inspiration from the current LookOut! installation and create punk stickers in the LMC
Join the Center for Poetry for this haiku study group
Come learn about sustainable ways to dye fabrics in the LMC
Learn about “Indecent”, the true story of a little Jewish play
Photographer Martin Sorrondeguy will offer remarks during the closing reception of this groundbreaking exhibit.
Free Noodles and Company courtesy of RCAH Council and RCAHppella
Doris Bergen will discuss sexual violence during the Holocaust against Jews and non-Jews, against women and girls, and also boys and men.
Come view excerpts from “Indecent”, the true story of a little Jewish play
An annual exhibit showcasing RCAH student work and creative activity from the spring semester.
Come explore using creative writing as a way of easing our anxieties around the threat of losing reproductive freedoms
Take a trip to Toledo's Little Theater to see Dean Esquith's talk on Beatriz Caravaggio's film "Different Trains"
Andrew Duris will give a presentation in the LMC on digital humanities
John Aerni-Flessner will speak about Malcolm X
RCAH 2019 Graduation will be on Satuday, May 4th at 7 p.m. in the Great Hall of the Wharton Center
Come visit an RCAH Center for Poetry event during East Lansing's Annual Art Festival
Grit represents the necessary hard work to reach her goals. Glam is the beauty of wisdom and compassion that’s birthed from experience. Guts are the passion in our hearts to push us to our purpose.
Every year, through interactive workshops, in-depth honest discussions, and practical teaching, the Grit, Glam, & Guts conference touches the lives of hundreds of young women across the region and throughout Michigan.
See RCAH Professor John Aerni-Flessner's talk on urban renewal and redlining in Lansing