Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Transitions: (Fan)Zines Making Moments of Transformation
(Fan)Zines (handmade magazines) are a fun and accessible way to mark periods of change. Learn about the history of zines, how to create a zine using one sheet of paper, and reflect on your own transition to Lehigh as you make a zine. We will also view some of the zines in Lehigh's Special Collections for inspiration.
This event is a 5x10 event for Self Concept
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Transitions: (Fan)Zines Making Moments of Transformation
(Fan)Zines (handmade magazines) are a fun and accessible way to mark periods of change. Learn about the history of zines, how to create a zine using one sheet of paper, and reflect on your own transition to Lehigh as you make a zine. We will also view some of the zines in Lehigh's Special Collections for inspiration.
This event is a 5x10 event for Self Concept
Thursday, October 17, 2024
Nurse-Family Partnership Fundraiser
Stop by STEPS Lawn on Thursday, Oct 17 and help support St. Luke's Nurse-Family Partnership by purchasing some aguas frescas!
Thursday, October 17, 2024
Nurse-Family Partnership Fundraiser
Stop by STEPS Lawn on Thursday, Oct 17 and help support St. Luke's Nurse-Family Partnership by purchasing some aguas frescas!
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Know your flow!
Learn about menstruation while making period-tracking bracelets.
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Know your flow!
Learn about menstruation while making period-tracking bracelets.
Thursday, October 10, 2024
Plant Therapy
We want to invite you to a Plant Therapy Event on Thursday October 10th at 6:00 p.m. Join us and learn about the therapeutic nature of caring for plants! Sign up required here (https://forms.gle/Tir5S3q5iDyjtACZA)
Thursday, October 10, 2024
Plant Therapy
We want to invite you to a Plant Therapy Event on Thursday October 10th at 6:00 p.m. Join us and learn about the therapeutic nature of caring for plants! Sign up required here (https://forms.gle/Tir5S3q5iDyjtACZA)
Thursday, October 10, 2024
Dine & Dialogue Series Event: Can there be a "Just War"?
Preserved for millennia in the Western religious and philosophical traditions is a perspective called “just war” thinking. This “Dine and Dialogue” discussion will offer the view that the details of that tradition provide easily accessible tools for assessing the use of force in conflict situations (and this includes nonviolent uses of force). “Just war” does not directly settle any particular conflict, but provides, rather, a model for framing all kinds of discussions where at stake are issues of moral importance. That model is used widely in democratic societies where dialogue is valued and moral disagreements on issues like war are common. The presenter will offer for consideration the view that as a critical tool, “just war” thinking actually becomes a way of defending practical pacifism.
Thursday, October 10, 2024
Dine & Dialogue Series Event: Can there be a "Just War"?
Preserved for millennia in the Western religious and philosophical traditions is a perspective called “just war” thinking. This “Dine and Dialogue” discussion will offer the view that the details of that tradition provide easily accessible tools for assessing the use of force in conflict situations (and this includes nonviolent uses of force). “Just war” does not directly settle any particular conflict, but provides, rather, a model for framing all kinds of discussions where at stake are issues of moral importance. That model is used widely in democratic societies where dialogue is valued and moral disagreements on issues like war are common. The presenter will offer for consideration the view that as a critical tool, “just war” thinking actually becomes a way of defending practical pacifism.