Our own tunesmiths the RCAHppela Singers will be performing twice at Homecoming this Friday: 7 p.m. at Beaumont Tower and around 8 p.m. at Snyder-Phillips.
The Challenge is Not Holocaust Denial, But Vulgarization, Trivialization, Minimization, and Falsification by Friend and Foe Alike.
The Network will be announcing seed grants to help faculty and students. Read more to register.
Celebrate Nanibah Chacon's mural on the wall of Polka Dots boutique in Old Town.
Come join a discussion about supporting survivors of sexual assault and understanding their trauma.
A workshop put on by the theatre group from India behind the "Positively Shameless Now" performance about aspects of child sexual abuse.
"Positively Shameless Now" explores aspects of childhood sexual abuse that endure into adulthood, and the social complicity that perpetuates it.
Join this classical repertory theatre company to learn about tying Common Core Standards to Shakespeare.
Join a discussion of the recent antisemitic attack with people who knew the victims and their synagogue, and learn the history of antisemitism and hate groups.
Nontombi Naomi Tutu will speak to her experiences as an activist, consultant, and educator. Read more for tickets.
Join an immersive experience in sound at Abrams Planetarium.
Join RCAH's amazingly talented student singing group for their fall concert.
Enjoy this event that follows-up the previous Poetry Room event: Listening To Our Environment.
Enjoy Center for Poetry's Read A Poet/Write A Poem Part I
Part II of Read A Poet/Write A Poem: Generative Workshop
Join in on a poetry workshop with Laura Apol, Cindy Hunter Morgan, and Anita Skeen
Six successful women from across Michigan will share stories and lessons of their most significant sacrifice to achieve success.
New MSU students are invited to meet RCAH students and faculty to learn about what's to come this Fall!
Come out and listen to RCAH Professor John Aerni-Flessner discuss topics from his RCAH 192 course.
WNL: Learn how RCAH alumni are putting their degrees to work in this Career Exposure event!
Attend a talk with Poet Gabrielle Calvocoressi
This class will be a mix of generative work, meditative reading and response, and some workshopping that will be open and supportive and based on figuring out what the most fruitful questions might be in trying to expand and accept the life and journey of the poem.
This vigil for Genocide Awareness and Prevention Month will include poem readings and art performances, as well as other remembrance activities.
Reflect on the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda through this immersive visualization exhibit.
Come talk with Pulitzer Prize winning author Tyehimba Jess
Award winning author Tyehimba Jess will read his works and announce the Balocating Prize Winner
Highlights of RCAH student scholarship and creative activity are featured on the second floor of Snyder-Phillips Hall.
Come out and join RCAHppella's new show "Pajamappella"
Inaugural Lansing Poet Laureate Dennis Hinrichsen will pass the title to Laura Apol at this celebration event
RCAH graduates and their families are invited to this reception, prior to the graduation ceremony.
We would like to invite everyone to join us for a panel discussion on publishing about Africa and Africans: myths and realities, that takes place on September 5, 2019, from 4-6 p.m. at the International Center, room 303. This event is sponsored by the African Studies Center and is part of the Year of Global Africa events. Refreshments will be served.
Join us on September 18 for the first Wednesday Night Live of the year, featuring Climbing PoeTree!
Alumni and friends are welcome to enjoy another wonderful RCAH Homecoming
Enjoy RCAHpella's first official performance of the year at the 20th year anniversary of Accapalooza.
The fall Creative Writing Faculty reading will feature three alums.
Exhibition transforms the RCAH LookOut Gallery into a choice-driven space for befriending the body and healing.
Acclaimed Pakistani Dancer and Activist offers a lecture
RCAH Council is the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities' very own student government.
Acclaimed Pakistani Dancer and Activist Presents Performance
Experience the new interactive LookOut exhibit during the opening reception with peers, faculty, and Greater Lansing community members.
Get a valuable glimpse of what life is like every day in RCAH and at Snyder-Phillips Hall.
RCAH Council is the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities' very own student government.
A special Wednesday Night Live with filmmakers Kirk Mason RCAH '14 and Laura Swanson MSU '15, as well as yogi Kintla Striker, who will screen and discuss their documentary "Break the Chain."
RCAH Council is the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities' very own student government.
Traverse City based poet Fleda Brown will be discussing craft in this informal afternoon talk.
Fleda Brown will close out our Fall Writing Series in this evening reading.
Join local enthusiasts for a fun-filled evening of English Country Dance and traditional music by the popular group The Barn Owls. Free to MSU students and no experience is necessary.
Professor Amy Simon leads discussion for the documentary screening of "Who Will Write Our History?"
RCAH Council is the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities' very own student government.
Join us for the annual Alumni Career Chat!
Join us for 111 Stories, CLAC projects, and the Student Exhibition. Free and open to the public. Drop by any time. Light refreshments will be served.
RCAH Council is the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities' very own student government.
Join local enthusiasts for a fun-filled evening of English Country Dance and traditional music by the popular group The Barn Owls. Free to MSU students and no experience is necessary.
Join local enthusiasts for a fun-filled evening of English Country Dance and traditional music by the popular group The Barn Owls. Free to MSU students and no experience is necessary.
Dr. Ken Waltzer will be leading a discussion on Dr. Susie Linfield's book, The Lion's Den: Zionism and the Left from Hannah Arendt to Noam Chomsky.
“William Kentridge: Universal Archive” showcases recent work by the renowned South African artist.
Dr. Susie Linfield will lecture on her new book, The Lion’s Den: Zionism and the Left from Hannah Arendt to Noam Chomsky (Yale University Press, 2019).
The Social Justice Art Festival is a one day festival where MSU students showcase visual and performance art to engage students, faculty, staff, and the greater East Lansing community around social justice topics.
This event will be an evening in collaboration with the College of Music, devoted to the music of Salomone Rossi.
Join us for an intro to the ghazal form and poets! Both sessions of Read a Poet, Write a Poem will be run by RCAH Professor Guillermo Delgado. Everyone is welcome to come to one or both sessions.
WNL featuring acclaimed printmaker Phil Sanders.
Dr. Margot B. Valles (MSU) will chair a panel bringing together three scholars of Yiddish who are 2019-2020 Frankel Institute Fellows exploring the theme of “Yiddish Matters” at the University of Michigan.
Father Patrick Desbois, Yahad-In Unum and Georgetown University will be giving the lecture.
As part of the RCAH Black History Series, literacy advocate Ashlee Chesney will present a program on Zora Neale Hurston.
Join local enthusiasts for a fun-filled evening of English Country Dance and traditional music by the popular group The Barn Owls. Free to MSU students and no experience is necessary.
Dr. Devin E. Naar of the University of Washington will be giving this talk.
The annual Comics Forum at MSU, home of the largest public collection of comic books in the world.
Dr. Ali is the author of Delusional States: Feeling Rule and Development in Pakistan's Northern Frontier. She received her Ph.D. from Cornell University.
RCAH’s Dean Stephen Esquith and Associate Dean Scot Yoder are contributing authors of "Community Engagement Abroad," which will be the subject of a launch event on February 24.
"Mengenangmu Yang Dihilangkan/In Loving Memory of the Disappeared Ones.” This event is co-Sponsored with Peace and Justice Studies
Spend spring break in San Antonio, Texas as the RCAH Center for Poetry attends the AWP Literary Conference.
Join us for an Alumni Expert Workshop where alumna Alexis Stark ’18 will lead a session focusing on writing your best resume and other adulting skills. Alexis is a copywriter for COM 616, a Grand Rapids-based PR firm.
Dr. Yael Aronoff of the Serling Institute and James Madison College will be leading this discussion.
Dr. Sten H. Vermund (Dean, Yale School of Public Health) and Dr. Madeleine Lenski (Specialist, MSU Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics) will discuss the experience of Norway under Nazi occupation by examining the life and legacy of Odd Nansen.
Join local enthusiasts for a fun-filled evening of English Country Dance and traditional music by the popular group The Barn Owls. Free to MSU students and no experience is necessary.
Renowned writer ad speaker, Thomas Lynch, presents at the Old Town Poetry Series co-sponsored by the Lansing Poetry Club
This event will feature Yael Katzir, an award-winning Israeli documentary filmmaker and professor.
This event will feature Yael Katzir, an award-winning Israeli documentary filmmaker and professor.
Emerging Visions showcases artists whose work reflects on African-American experience past or present and explores art as social activism. Alex Callender is the 2020 featured artist.
MSU has transitioned online and staff is working remotely as much as possible for much of our operations. For more information, visit the MSU home page.
Singer, songwriter, educator, and touring musician Joshua Davis is coming to RCAH.
RCAH Center for Poetry Hosts annual Spring Poetry Festival with Professor Brian Gilmore
RCAH Professor John Aerni-Flessner will take to Zoom to tell the stories of Lansing homeowners affected by “urban renewal” and the process of redlining in Lansing, focusing on the construction of Interstate 496 from 1963-1970.
This event will feature student research presentations and a keynote address by Marissa Cloutier, Senior Compliance Specialist, U.S. Department of State.
Showcasing innovation in the Indian classical art form of Bharatanatyam, Revanta Sarabhai’s contemporary approach to the centuries-old dance breathes fresh life into an ancient tradition.
One of the most sought after male classical dancers in India, Revanta forms the third generation of artists from the legendary Sarabhai family after his grandmother Mrinalini and mother Mallika Sarabhai, both world-renowned dancers.
RCAH is excited to host one of the foremost poets of our generation, Reginald Dwayne Betts, for this Wednesday Night Live presentation.
Join local enthusiasts for a fun-filled evening of English Country Dance and traditional music by the popular group The Barn Owls. Free to MSU students and no experience is necessary.
This event will be a forum for students to share and/or hear from fellow students about experiences of antisemitism at MSU.
Dr. Steinberg will discuss his new book, The Afterlives of the Terror: Facing the Legacies of Mass Violence in Post-Revolutionary France (Cornell University Press, 2019).
Join RCAH and the Center for Poetry for the launch party of RCAH Alumna Leila Chatti's debut book, DELUGE.
This year's Spring Showcase will feature 112 student research posters, CLAC projects, and ESSE projects.