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Abolitionist Patrisse Cullors performs ceremony in honor of Emmett Till
To commemorate the lives and legacies of Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley, abolitionist Patrisse Cullors performed a libation ceremony at the Spencer Museum of Art on April 10.
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Open House!
The Department of Religious Studies is excited to host an open house for neighbors at Bailey!
Join us Wednesday 10/25 from 12:30-2:30 PM.
Located at Bailey Hall, room 315.
Food and drinks provided!
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Letters Show Religious side of Avant-Garde Icon Georges Auric
As biographer of 20th century French modernist composer Georges Auric, Colin Roust was somewhat chagrined to learn for the first time – immediately after publishing his book in 2020 — of dozens of letters discussing religious and artistic philosophy the young Auric exchanged with leading Cat