Student Event

Considered by many to be the best in his field, organist Jonathan Dimmock has distinguished himself through his dazzling and sensitive performances in churches, major concert halls, music festivals

Conductor Emeritus Jeffrey Kahane returns for "American Dreams," which begins with An American in Paris, Gershwin's popular, jazzy tone poem.

Conductor Emeritus Jeffrey Kahane returns for "American Dreams," which begins with An American in Paris, Gershwin's popular, jazzy tone poem.

“Palme d’Or winner Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s the Wild Pear Tree is an achingly beautiful portrait of an ambitious young writer returning home after college.

Conductor Emeritus Jeffrey Kahane returns for "American Dreams," which begins with An American in Paris, Gershwin's popular, jazzy tone poem.

An Official Selection of the Berkeley Video & Film Festival (Grand Festival Award and Audience Award), the Sacramento Japanese Film Festival (Emerging Filmmaker Award), the Women’s Film Festiva

Celebrate Pi Day with the Library! Stop by our outdoor tabling in front of the Lucy statue for a free slice of pie and to learn more about the Library's STEM resources.

Come to this pre-Career Fair workshop to learn briefly about preparing your resume for the fair, but also dive into other topics including LinkedIn and social networking, informational interviewing

Dr. Angelo Williams: Black Life Matters?: A Socio-Historical Review of Public Policy Issues (Health, Education, Justice, Wealth) in the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Reconstructions in the United States.

Please join us for a panel discussion on The Gender Gap In STEM in honor of Women's History Month.