The Cinemark Tinseltown USA will screen The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (Sergio Leone, Italy / Spain / West Germany / U.S. 1966, 161 min.)

The Little will screen Radical Grace (Rebecca Parrish, U.S. / Italy 2015, 86 min.) as part of the Women's History Month: Honoring Women In Public Service series. "Radical Grace" follows three feminist nuns in the Catholic church as they face … Continue reading →

The Dryden will screen The Spy in Black (Michael Powell, U.K. 1939, 77 min., 35mm). In this tense thriller set in World War I, Captain Hardt (Conrad Veidt) is ordered to take his U-boat to Northern Scotland, where he must … Continue reading →

As part of the Films, Facts and Fallacies About Mental Health series is a screening of Dad's in Heaven with Nixon (Tom Murray, U.S. 2010, 86 min.) The Documentary by Emmy-Award winning writer Tom Murray, tells the tale of his … Continue reading →

At today's Books Sandwiched In, Mary Jane Curry will review My life on the road by Gloria Steinem.

The Dryden will screen Native Land (Leo Hurwitz, Paul Strand, U.S. 1942, 89 min., 35mm). Nearly four years in the making, filmmaker Leo Hurwitz and photographer Paul Strand's searing indictment of anti-labor practices was completed shortly after the attack on … Continue reading →

The Cinemark Tinseltown USA will screen The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (Sergio Leone, Italy / Spain / West Germany / U.S. 1966, 161 min.)

Teresa Ludwig will lead a workshop titled Connecting the Pieces: The Emotional Experience of Illness and Pain at the Mental Health Association. This workshop focuses on the impact of chronic pain on thoughts, behaviors and emotions. You will learn about: … Continue reading →

In the Hawkins-Carlson Room of the Rush Rhees Library on the UofR Campus is a Public Lecture by Carol J. Adams, author of The sexual politics of meat : a feminist-vegetarian critical theory. The Sexual Politics of Meat explores a … Continue reading →

The Cinemark Tinseltown USA will screen The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (Sergio Leone, Italy / Spain / West Germany / U.S. 1966, 161 min.)

The Dryden will screen Trois couleurs: Blanc (Three Colors: White, Krzysztof Kieslowski, France/Poland/Switzerland 1994, 91 min., 35mm, Polish and French w/subtitles). Clever plot twists color the desolate landscapes in the second installment of Kieslowski's trilogy, as the theme of equality … Continue reading →

Although the Carillon Concert of Celtic Music takes place officially in the Eastman Quadrangle, you can hear it from wherever you can otherwise hear the carillon.

In the Hawkins-Carlson Room of the Rush Rhees Library on the UofR Campus is the Inaugural Year Lecture Series Public Lecture with David Shumway discussing Howard Hawks and the Illusion of Classic-Era Realism.

People joke about shopaholics but compulsive spending is a serious addiction. Clues include buying things that never get used or maxing out credit card limits. Learn how to gain control over spending, become a savvy shopper, and maintain a healthy … Continue reading →