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2025
TRIADS Coffee Hour
Digital Humanities Working Group: Peter Kastor
TRIADS Training Series: Introduction to Python
TRIADS Spring 2025 Training Series: Introduction to R
TRIADS Coffee Hour
Creative Practice Workshop Info Session
Literary St. Louis
Home to literary giants Mark Twain, T.S. Eliot, Marianne Moore, Maya Angelou, and John Keene (to name a few!), St. Louis is renowned for its literary roots. This history lives on in St. Louis’s thriving literary arts scene today.
The Literary St. Louis exhibition traces WashU’s engagement in historical and contemporary reading series, print culture, and creative communities to celebrate the legacy of literary arts in St. Louis and the local cultural institutions bringing us literature today.
Postdoctoral fellow with the WashU Center for the Literary Arts Ashley Colley organized this exhibition.
TRIADS Coffee Hour
Saint Louis’s Indie Publishing Scene
Join us for a panel discussion with five local publishers specializing in poetry, fiction, art, and essays. They will share insights into their work, explore the unconventional methods they use, and discuss the benefits and challenges of operating outside the major commercial publishing hubs. Martin Riker, Director of the Publishing Concentration at WashU, will moderate the conversation, with time for audience questions.
TRIADS Training Series: Data Analysis and Visualization with Python
TRIADS Spring 2025 Training Series: Introduction to Data Analysis and Visualization in R
WashU Immersive Tech Showcase
Unity VR Workshop
AVA Studio Open House
TRIADS Coffee Hour: Digital Humanities
LEC Tropical Forest February: Explore St. Louis’ Only Tropical Forest
Warm up the winter at the only tropical forest in St. Louis: Missouri Botanical Garden's Climatron.
Small-group lunch discussion with New Yorker writer D.T. Max
Step into the Tropics: An Evening to Celebrate Tropical Forest Research
Transport yourself to the tropics with an evening celebrating tropical forests, headlined by Dr. Lúcia Lohmann, Missouri Botanical Garden’s new president and director.
Digital Humanities Working Group: Nathan Dize
Immersive Tech Week Keynote: Jonathan Hanahan
Seminar: Podcasting as Public Scholarship (with Abram Van Engen & Pádraig Ó Tuama)
TRIADS Coffee Hour: Technology Resources and Support Offerings at A&S
Creative Practice Workshop Application Deadline
Editor Panel: Writing for Places Journal
TRIADS Spring 2025 Training Series: Introduction to Text Analysis in Python
Workshop: Writing for The Conversation
Community Mindfulness Session
This community mindfulness session is open to all, if you have no experience or years of experience, whether you are a student, faculty, staff or community member. All are welcome. You can even come late and leave early.
Fulbright Creative and Performing Arts Grant Info Session – March 2025
William C. Ferguson Invited Lecture by MacArthur Fellow Ruha Benjamin
TRIADS Training Series: Machine Learning for Text Analysis
Editor Panel: Public Writing Online
Community Mindfulness Session
This community mindfulness session is open to all, if you have no experience or years of experience, whether you are a student, faculty, staff or community member. All are welcome. You can even come late and leave early.
Seminar: Finishing Your Book
Digital Humanities Working Group: Rebecca Weingart
Kaira Jewel Lingo: Mindfulness & Anti-Racism Speaker Series 9th Speaker
Kaira Jewel Lingo is a Buddhist teacher who has spent decades weaving mindfulness and meditation with social justice.
Community Mindfulness Session
This community mindfulness session is open to all, if you have no experience or years of experience, whether you are a student, faculty, staff or community member. All are welcome. You can even come late and leave early.
Community Mindfulness Retreat-Style Practice
This half-day of retreat-style practice is open to all, if you have no experience or years of experience, whether you are a student, faculty, staff or community member. All are welcome. You can even come late and leave early.