Join us for a free screening of Selma (2014)

The marches from Selma, Ala., to Montgomery to secure voting rights for black Americans are depicted in this docudrama set during the U.S. Civil Rights Movement, and which focuses on the actions of Martin Luther King Jr.

Production year: 2014

Runtime:128 minutes

Rating: PG-13

English Closed Captions provided on request

Cast:David Oyelowo, Carmen Ejogo, Tom Wilkinson, Cuba Gooding Jr., Alessandro Nivola

Participants in the College Scholars program will kickoff the semester at this event consisting of dinner, cohort breakouts, and a film screening and "talkback." 

Join us on December 2nd at 4:30pm for a special screening of "The Buzz of St. Roch". This screening is part of the current exhibition "Echoes from the Hive" , from artists Carl Harrison Jr. and Kelsey Scult, curated by Diane Appaix-Castro, in the Diboll Gallery.

After the film, we will be presenting a panel on beekeeping, urban farming, and food deserts, followed by light refreshments. 

The screening and discussion will take place in the Diboll Auditorium, with refreshments to follow in the Gallery. 

Join us for a free screening of multiple student produced short films! This event is followed by a talkback with Green Wave Films.

Short films shown include THE BENCH; CHEKHOV’S GUN; PAUL IS NOT ALWAYS HERE; FRAT PACK; WHAT THE ?; and RACE TO THE TOP

Production year: 2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAp8weK_x2o

Come and hear from Jennifer Weishaupt, Founder of Ruby Slipper!

Come watch a French movie with the French Association!

Join TACSA to watch the Bob Marley: One Love movie and enjoy catering from Boswell's Jamaican Grill!

At the beginning of the 20th century, cinema was new and exciting, and Franz Kafka was fascinated by it. Despite many of the movies from that time being of a tabloid, sensational nature, Kafka was literally captivated by them, excitedly commenting on them in his diary. In his filmic essay Kafka goes to the Movies, actor and writer Hanns Zischler surveys what has survived of Kafka's cinematic pleasures and discusses how these loud, shrill and often bizarre works leave traces in this writing.

Come join civic engagement and political organizations on campus for an election watch party! We will have food, games, and constant coverage

Come join civic engagement and political organizations on campus for an election watch party! We will have food, games, and constant coverage