Events

This exhibition of work by Tishan Hsu will be on view in the Heimbold Gallery through December 8, 2019.

SLC Chamber Choir performs music from the Renaissance to modern era including Benjamin Britten’s Ceremony of Carols. Christine Free, Director, with Jacob Rhodebeck, piano.

Argentinian-born Patricio Ferrari has translated poetry from French, Portuguese, English, and Hindi. A polyglot, his work as a poet, editor, and translator bridges a life between languages.

What role can literary writers play in the fight against climate change? This craft talk will focus on how our work can make possible (or fail to make possible) ways of reimagining how we can evolve in a context of persistent natural disasters.

Come celebrate science and mathematics at Sarah Lawrence College as students show off posters of their conference work from biology, chemistry, computer science, physics, and psychology.

The Writing Institute at Sarah Lawrence College is pleased to extend this invitation for you to join us on Thursday, December 12, from 6:30–9 p.m., for our annual Student Reading and End of Year Celebration. As writers, we may be willing to pass up a chance to dance or sing; however, we rarely miss the opportunity to be with fellow students. Come join us as we celebrate our community!

We hope to see you for this special evening where we will visit with fellow writers, listen to readings, and show gratitude for all we share together. If you are interested in reading, and we hope you are, please bring one double spaced page with you. Everyone who has a page to read, will get to read.

Please RSVP and let us know what you would like to bring (hors d'oeuvres or dessert).

Congratulations to our students graduating this December!

This performance is sponsored by the (Edith Cowles Poor International Family Fund.

Renowned neuroscientist, cognitive psychologist, and New York Times bestselling author Daniel J. Levitin, PhD, will be in conversation with John Schaefer, host of Soundcheck and New Sounds, broadcast on public radio WNYC.

An exclusive event for Friends of Sarah Lawrence College. Learn more about joining the Friends!

An exclusive event for Friends of Sarah Lawrence College. Learn more about joining the Friends!

The Writing Institute has a diverse offering of workshops including fiction, memoir, nonfiction, poetry, essay, screenwriting, humor, book revision, writing a query, and self-publishing. Come to our Open House for your chance to pick a workshop and make friends as well. The community at The Writing Institute is friendly, special, and every one of us appreciates the chance to help you choose which class is best suited for you.

Kenneth Tam is a Brooklyn-based artist born in Queens, NY. His work often takes the form of video and sculpture and it's interested in reimagining the spaces and rituals that inform ideas about the male body and its performance. The work looks at ways in which hegemonic and normative forms of male subjectivity can be rearticulated to reveal spaces of intimacy vulnerability and even loss.

Join us for the open reception of Kenneth Tam's exhibit, "The Glass Ceiling."