Events

A show by senior David Gobris incorporating music, dance, imagery, poetry, and recorded electronics.

A day-long series of events presented by the students of Religion 3064.

Learn more about Sarah Lawrence College's summer programs for pre-college students!

Author Garth Risk Hallberg is a faculty member in the MFA Writing Program at Sarah Lawrence College.

On the occasion of a major new retrospective of his work, this lecture seeks to account for two of American artist Bruce Nauman’s earliest and most abiding preoccupations: the vulnerable surfaces of the human body, and the potential, by turns grim and exhilarating, for modern technologies to serve as "extensions of man."

Please join us for an Information Session to learn more about our graduate programs and life as a graduate student at Sarah Lawrence College. Meet the Director of Graduate Admissions at:

The 30th semi-annual Science & Mathematics Poster Session, hosted by the Division of Science and Mathematics.

Join the Writing Institute at Sarah Lawrence College and its community of writers for a student reading and end-of-year potluck celebration!

An irreverent exploration playfully examining the life-altering space between artists, activists, politicians, leaders, heroes and saints. Taking inspiration from MLK's Poor People's March and Barack Obama's presidency, we ask the musical question: is resurrection via art riskier than death via politics?

An irreverent exploration playfully examining the life-altering space between artists, activists, politicians, leaders, heroes and saints.

A performance ensemble focused on a wide range of musical styles that emerged in the second half of the 20th century in various regions of Africa.

Featuring choreographic works by Allie Zenwirth, Amanda Hameline, Hank Bamberger, Ingrid Dehler-Seter, Koko Tete-Rosenthal, and Shaelyn Casey.

An irreverent exploration playfully examining the life-altering space between artists, activists, politicians, leaders, heroes and saints.

An irreverent exploration playfully examining the life-altering space between artists, activists, politicians, leaders, heroes and saints.

Featuring choreographic works by Julie Mondrick, Kate Shugar, Katie Labadie, Lu Shirley Dai, Marie Zvosec, Nadia Hannan, and Sarae Garcia.

Featuring choreographic works by Allie Zenwirth, Amanda Hameline, Hank Bamberger, Ingrid Dehler-Seter, Koko Tete-Rosenthal, and Shaelyn Casey.

Featuring choreographic works by Julie Mondrick, Kate Shugar, Katie Labadie, Lu Shirley Dai, Marie Zvosec, Nadia Hannan, and Sarae Garcia.

Winter Commencement celebrates students completing their degree requirement in Fall 2018.