COLA Events

  • February
    5
    Psychology Colloquia Series 3:40pm - 5:00pm, Location:  McConnell Hall, 220. Featured Speaker:   Dr. Maria Gendron, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Yale University.Topic:   TBDTeams:  Join the meeting now Reception to follow in MCC 456. 
  • February
    5
    5:00pm - 6:00pm, Thursday, Feb. 5th, 20265 p.m.210 Hamilton Smith HallJames SullivanJames Sullivan is a journalist and the author of five books, specializing in popular culture and Americana. He is a longtime contributor to the Boston Globe, a former staff writer and critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, and a former editor for Rolling Stone. He is also the Program Director for the Newburyport Documentary Film Festival and co-founder of Lit Crawl Boston.
  • February
    19
    Psychology Colloquia Series 3:40pm - 5:00pm, Location:  McConnell Hall, 220. Featured Speaker:  Dr. Kate Nussenbaum, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Boston University.Topic:   TBDTeams:  Join the meeting now Reception to follow in MCC 456. 
  • February
    19
    7:00pm - 7:00pm, THE 2026 UNH DANCE COMPANY CONCERTDirected by Assaf Benchetrit & Gay Nardone; Choreographed by Assaf Benchetrit, Susan Endrizzi, Mary Beth Marino and Gay Nardone Three distinct dance works come together to explore transformation, resistance, and release.  In Pirates, women rise against myth and history in a bold retelling of rebellion at sea.  Peter and the Wolf reimagines a childhood classic as a coming-of-age tale, where innocence meets bravery.  Lady and Bird traces th...
  • February
    20
    7:00pm - 7:00pm, THE 2026 UNH DANCE COMPANY CONCERTDirected by Assaf Benchetrit & Gay Nardone; Choreographed by Assaf Benchetrit, Susan Endrizzi, Mary Beth Marino and Gay Nardone Three distinct dance works come together to explore transformation, resistance, and release.  In Pirates, women rise against myth and history in a bold retelling of rebellion at sea.  Peter and the Wolf reimagines a childhood classic as a coming-of-age tale, where innocence meets bravery.  Lady and Bird traces th...
  • February
    21
    2:00pm - 2:00pm, THE 2026 UNH DANCE COMPANY CONCERTDirected by Assaf Benchetrit & Gay Nardone; Choreographed by Assaf Benchetrit, Susan Endrizzi, Mary Beth Marino and Gay Nardone Three distinct dance works come together to explore transformation, resistance, and release.  In Pirates, women rise against myth and history in a bold retelling of rebellion at sea.  Peter and the Wolf reimagines a childhood classic as a coming-of-age tale, where innocence meets bravery.  Lady and Bird traces th...
  • February
    21
    7:00pm - 7:00pm, THE 2026 UNH DANCE COMPANY CONCERTDirected by Assaf Benchetrit & Gay Nardone; Choreographed by Assaf Benchetrit, Susan Endrizzi, Mary Beth Marino and Gay Nardone Three distinct dance works come together to explore transformation, resistance, and release.  In Pirates, women rise against myth and history in a bold retelling of rebellion at sea.  Peter and the Wolf reimagines a childhood classic as a coming-of-age tale, where innocence meets bravery.  Lady and Bird traces th...
  • February
    22
    2:00pm - 2:00pm, THE 2026 UNH DANCE COMPANY CONCERTDirected by Assaf Benchetrit & Gay Nardone; Choreographed by Assaf Benchetrit, Susan Endrizzi, Mary Beth Marino and Gay Nardone Three distinct dance works come together to explore transformation, resistance, and release.  In Pirates, women rise against myth and history in a bold retelling of rebellion at sea.  Peter and the Wolf reimagines a childhood classic as a coming-of-age tale, where innocence meets bravery.  Lady and Bird traces th...
  • February
    23
    7:30pm - 9:30pm,  Event at the Music Hall
  • February
    26
    1:00pm - 2:00pm
  • February
    28
  • March
    5
    1:00pm - 2:00pm
  • March
    8
  • March
    12
    5:00pm - 6:00pm, Thursday, Mar. 12th, 20265 p.m.210 Hamilton Smith HallChris McCormickChris McCormick is the author of a novel, The Gimmicks (Harper, 2020), a New York Times Editors' Choice, and a short story collection, Desert Boys, winner of the 2017 Stonewall Book Award—Barbara Gittings Literature Award. His essays and stories have appeared in The Atlantic, the Los Angeles Times, and The Southern Review. The son of an Armenian mother and an American father, he grew up in the Antelope Valle...
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