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As a part of the Public Dialogues in Race and Difference Series, several historians specializing in African-American and Southern history, talk about the relationship between Confederate heritage and African-American history. [click here for more]

The James Weldon Johnson Institute for the Study of Race and Difference at Emory University hosts a roundtable on the impact of and challenges facing the Voting Rights Act 50 years after its passage. What has been the impact of the Voting Rights Act on politics and elections in the United States? Wh... [click here for more]

Imagery is one of the tools dance teachers use to promote goal attainment in classes. Depending on the level and style of dance, imagery can be used to enhance technique, choreography, creativity, and expression. Although research in dance imagery provides some insight into how imagery works and in ... [click here for more]

Author and dancer Melanie Bales will discuss emergent dance-centered research methodologies in the annual Friends of Dance lecture. [click here for more]

The Rite of Spring, choreographed by Vaslov Nijinsky, with music by Igor Stravinsky, celebrates its 100th anniversary as a legendary work-- a model of formal radicalism. Lynn Garafola, dance historian and critic, proves how this ballet's conceptual freedom demonstrates its modernity and its engageme... [click here for more]

The Rite of Spring, a model of formal radicalism, choreographed by Vaslav Nijinsky with music by Igor Stravinsky, has inspired many dance artists. Experience a screening of the original choreography and Pina Bausch’s version. Recommended Parking: Oxford Road Parking Deck or Peavine Parking Deck. [click here for more]