Author and survivor Chessy Prout, “I HAVE THE RIGHT TO," will present a short film, keynote speech, and Q&A session on her experience surviving a sexual assault and her commitment to advocating for the rights of survivors.
Peter Clemente will present a program of classical guitar music spanning two centuries. Works by Giuliani, Ponce, York, Brouwer and others. This event is free and open to the public.
Join us for the first of the President’s Lecture Series this academic year, "Seeing God in Others: Fostering Diverse and Democratic Communities as Mission-Driven Catholic Institutions" on October 10th at 11:30 AM.
Professors Samantha Goldman and John Bell will discuss Professor Goldman’s line of scholarship and publications focused on special education advocacy.
A native of central MA, Tania will speak about her career in the visual arts, beginning with her focus in painting to her work with state-of-the art digital animation for the motion picture industry.
We invite you to join us at Homecoming 2024 on Saturday, October 26.
Assumption will host an evening with Dr. Charles Steinberg, President of the Worcester Red Sox. Titled, “Baseball and Other Games,” Dr. Charles will reflect on how baseball is more than just a game—it is a sport, a form of leisure, a business, and an institution that both expresses and influences American culture.
Author, Bill Roorbach will be discussing and reading from his latest novel, Beep, about a juvenile Costa Rican squirrel monkey who sets off on a quest that takes him from the jungles of Central America to New York City.
Join us on Tuesday, November 5th, 2024 at 11:30 am for Assumption's Veteran’s Day Ceremony in the Tsotsis Atrium in the Tsotsis Family Academic Center. Our guest speaker will be Secretary Jon Santiago, Executive Office of Veterans Service.
The Center for Civic Friendship will hold its inaugural event on Thursday, November 7th at 6:00p.m. in the Curtis Performance Hall located in the Tsotsis Family Academic Building.
Please join us on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, at 5:00 pm in Kennedy 112 for the Disputed Questions Forum, "Academic Freedom: Fact or Useful Fiction?"
Join us for a Women's Studies lecture, "Beyond Navel-Gazing: Shifting Self-Objectification for Female Liberated Health" with Professor Benita Jackson, on Monday, November 18th.
