Spring 2019 Writers Series event Read more about Spring 2019 Writers Series event Join us at the Spring 2019 Writers Series event. As part of the English program Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ ’s upcoming Colloquium on Creative Writing and the 2018-19 Writers Series, we are pleased to welcome New Yorker author and novelist Seth Fried to campus. This is a rare opportunity to hear an emerging important voice on the Wilson campus. We invite everyone to the colloquium Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ ’s keynote address to hear an amazing talent read from his work! Saturday, March 9 12:30-1:00 Brooks Science Center Auditorium
Common Hour - Quinoa: a 5,000-year History of a Superfood (and why you should eat it) Read more about Common Hour - Quinoa: a 5,000-year History of a Superfood (and why you should eat it) Quinoa: a 5,000-year History of a Superfood (and why you should eat it) Maria C. Bruno
Common Hour - Food & Power: How Corporations Shape What We Eat and Drink Read more about Common Hour - Food & Power: How Corporations Shape What We Eat and Drink Food & Power: How Corporations Shape What We Eat and Drink Phil Howard
Common Hour - Why Does Food Need Philosophy? Read more about Common Hour - Why Does Food Need Philosophy? Why Does Food Need Philosophy? Robert Valgenti
Common Hour - The Immigrant Restaurateur and Hierarchy of Taste: Cuisine, Culture, and Power Read more about Common Hour - The Immigrant Restaurateur and Hierarchy of Taste: Cuisine, Culture, and Power The Immigrant Restaurateur and Hierarchy of Taste: Cuisine, Culture, and Power Krishnendu Ray
Common Hour - Dietary Restrictions: What Does This Mean? Read more about Common Hour - Dietary Restrictions: What Does This Mean? Dietary Restrictions: What Does This Mean? Julie Beck
Common Hour - Food and the Senses: Sensory Science and the Evaluation of Food Read more about Common Hour - Food and the Senses: Sensory Science and the Evaluation of Food Food and the Senses: Sensory Science and the Evaluation of Food Jacob Lahne
Common Hour - The Clue of the Five-Course Meal: Class, Consumption, and Epicurean Culture in Nancy Drew Read more about Common Hour - The Clue of the Five-Course Meal: Class, Consumption, and Epicurean Culture in Nancy Drew The Clue of the Five-Course Meal: Class, Consumption, and Epicurean Culture in Nancy Drew Michael G. Cornelius
Common Hour - Irrigation Water and Food Safety: A Glimpse into How Research is Approaching This Issue Read more about Common Hour - Irrigation Water and Food Safety: A Glimpse into How Research is Approaching This Issue Irrigation Water and Food Safety: A Glimpse into How Research is Approaching This Issue M. Dana Harriger
Women's History Month Lecture Read more about Women's History Month Lecture Join us as we celebrate Women Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ ’s History Month and the re-opening of Patterson Lounge and Boardroom. Dr. Jill Abraham Hummer, Associate Professor of Political Science. Author of First Ladies and American Women: In Politics and at Home will present