Join the MAC Department for critical media presentations, media production screenings, and honors presentations over two nights in Thorne Hall, and at additional site-specific locations TBA. Students in both departmental concentrations will share their capstone work on the nights of April 23 and 24, with pre-receptions 6-7 Outside Thorne and proceedings beginning in Thorne at 7 PM.
Students, Faculty and Staff: email bsa@oxy.edu or look for ticket sales on the Quad to get tickets before the show date ($6) OR purchase tickets at the door the night of the show ($10).
Program to include:
Marquez: Danzon No. 2
Mussorgsky: Selections from Pictures at an Exhibition
Plus a new work compsed by Oxy student composer Jake Szwarcewicz
This event is sold out. For registered guests, please note that entry to this event is on a first-come, first-serve basis, and registration does not guarantee seating.
Join a diverse lineup of cultural luminaries at the forefront of their fields for thought-provoking discussions hosted by acclaimed cultural interlocutor, Paul Holdengräber.
All conversations are open to the public at no cost, creating a space for diverse communities to join in the conversation and explore ideas together.
Immediately following President Elam's keynote address, music industry leaders and artists John Branca ’72, Ramona Gonzalez '09, Bob Johnson ’77, and Ian Montone '89 will discuss the trends and challenges in the music industry, and how an Oxy liberal arts education prepares students to thrive in an ever-changing field.
About the Panelists
This event is free and open to the public. Register here.
Kinzinger, a Republican, served six terms in the U.S. House of Representatives from 2011 to 2022, representing Illinois’ 16th Congressional District. During his talk, Kinzinger will recount his time in public service and outline his hopeful vision for the future of the United States.