Events

Tarana Burke comes to Washington University to discuss sexual violence and the “Me Too” movement that is sweeping the nation.

More details to come! Challenged to realize their own dreams (just like Mary Shelley) of “The New Frankenstein,” members of the Washington University student community entered new works into one of two categories: written (including poetry, fiction, nonfiction and theater; 5000 word limit) and visual (including new media, experimental media, sound art, performance art, and […]

The Opera Theatre of Saint Louis presents the first in a four-part series of community conversations exploring representation and equity in
the arts, entertainment, and media. The FREE panel event moderated by Adrienne Davis and features Julia Bullock, Duane Foster, Christina Rios, and Andrew Jorgensen.

Newlyweds Brad and Janet have blown a tire. They abandon their car and stumble into the Edison Theatre – right into Frank N Furter’s castle in Transylvania. Here their naive notions of sexual identity will be forever changed. 

Newlyweds Brad and Janet have blown a tire. They abandon their car and stumble into the Edison Theatre – right into Frank N Furter’s castle in Transylvania. Here their naive notions of sexual identity will be forever changed. 

In fall 2018, the Center for the Humanities will award the 2018 Washington University International Humanities Prize and Medal to internationally renowned architect Sir David Adjaye.

Newlyweds Brad and Janet have blown a tire. They abandon their car and stumble into the Edison Theatre – right into Frank N Furter’s castle in Transylvania. Here their naive notions of sexual identity will be forever changed. 

Please join us at Washington University for a FREE screening of The People Under the Stairs (1991). Come join us for this thrilling celebration of Blackness and horror! The Film and Media Studies program and the Center for Diversity and Inclusion at Washington University in St. Louis is organizing a free screening to welcome author […]

Victor LaValle award-winning author comes to Washington University to converse and read with the community. 

Join Victor LaValle as he discusses his own work: The Changeling, a retelling of the classic dark fairy tale, and Victor LaValle’s DESTROYER, a comic book that marries the Frankenstein legend with Black Lives Matter.