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Join the Dining Experience Committee to provide feedback on how to enhance campus dining services (e.g. menu selections and offerings, food quality, student experience, service hours, variety, and types of services offered. 

Atop Palatine Hill one Saturday morning, several teams of students were stuck inside Gregg Pavilion. Surrounded by eager L&C alumni, they soon discovered that there was only one way out; They were going to have to network their way to an escape.

The 22nd Annual Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies calls for us to dig into our past, strengthen our connections, and branch out, building a new ecosystem for resistance. “Sowing Resistance” invites us to examine how our personal actions ripple beyond ourselves, touching our communities, our prójimo, and the world.

At this year’s symposium, we ask what it means to resist systems of oppression not only through protest, but also through presence, not only through grand actions and speeches, but also through quiet courage in daily solidarity.

This symposium is an invitation to think with intention, feel with compassion, listen with openness, resist with purpose, and imagine new roots grounded in dignity, woven in community, fighting against injustice.

Join us for three days of events–keynote presentations, panels, workshops, a fashion show, an art exhibit, and more–sowing seeds of resistance.

Events are free and open to the public unless other noted on the schedule.