Events

Join us for a faculty spotlight on Marie Howe, author of the recent New and Selected Poems for which she received a Pulitzer Prize, who will be in conversation with faculty member Victoria Redel.

This event is colloquium credit eligible.

Angie Kim is the New York Times bestselling author of Happiness Falls, a Good Morning America and B&N book club pick, Virginia Literary Award winner, and Oprah Daily’s #1 novel of 2023. Her debut, Miracle Creek, won the Edgar Award and was named one of Time’s 100 best mysteries and thrillers of all time. A Korean immigrant who moved to Baltimore in middle school, Kim attended Stanford University and Harvard Law School, where she was an editor of the Harvard Law Review. Her novels have been translated to over 20 languages and are currently in development for film/TV adaptation. Her short fiction and essays have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Southern Review, New Letters, and Vogue.

This event is colloquium credit eligible. Register for the Zoom livestream. 

Professor Jamee Moudud will be the first professor of the Fall semester in our Faculty Spotlight series. Come join us in the Library Rainbow Reading Room for a live-recorded podcast where Jamee will discuss his new book, Legal and Political Foundations of Capitalism: The End of Laissez Faire?

Join us online on September 25th at 5 pm EST for our Writing Institute Community Reading! This reading is open to current or former Writing Institute students. Readers have 3 to 4 minutes to read (or 650 words). Interested in reading? Sign up! Our featured instructor reader will be Suzanne Wise!

Join the Writing Institute and the MFA Writing program for a weekend of creative writing craft talks and community! Choose from sessions on everything from writing compelling openers, using folklore as inspiration, writing experimental fiction, the art of visual poetry, and so much more. Keynote speakers include Chloé Caldwell, author of the memoir Trying, and Daria Lavelle MFA ’21, author of the debut novel Aftertaste.

This hybrid event features on-campus programming as well as virtual programming, and tickets are available for Saturday, Sunday, or both days. Alumni can take $25 off their ticket with the code “SLCalumni” (limit one discount per ticket). REGISTER HERE. 

We invite you to join us October 11th, 2025 at 2pm EST to celebrate the Art of Teaching program's 40th Anniversary! We will hear remarks from Art of Teaching co-founder and former Director Mary Hebron and current Director Jerusha Beckerman, along with several notable alumni. Together, we'll think about the the program's role in the history, present, and future state of teacher education-and of teaching and education in general. There will be time to share stories, photos and videos, and to connect with old friends and form new connections during our reception over food and drinks.

RSVP HERE

Sarah Lawrence College is an Approved CTLE Sponsor and offers 4 CTLE hours for this program.