Women's History Month
During Women's History Month in March, TLU celebrates the stories of women throughout history. We learn about women who blazed trails in the arts, education, business, and social movements, as well as those who contributed to their families and communities in less visible ways. We acknowledge the unfair structures that have often held women back. Historian Gerda Lerner was one of the organizers of the first Women’s History Week in 1980, which became Women’s History Month in 1987. International Women's Day is recognized every year on March 8.
Friday, March 6th- Neurospicy Game Night
- Time: TBD
- Location:
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This game night will feature games created by women, so come play in an inclusive environment!
Wednesday, March 18th- Lunch and Learn Panel
- Time: 12:00 p.m.- 1p.m. - Must RSVP by 3/10
- Location: Dunne Conference Room
- Audience: Community Event
Join us as we celebrate local authors and discuss how womanhood has influenced their writing and careers.
Thursday, March 26th- Agatha Christie Murder Mystery Dinner
- Time: 6:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.
- Location: Center for Women and Gender Studies
- Audience: Students Only
Step into the world of detective Hercule Poirot as you try to solve this murder mystery inspired by Agatha Christie!
Monday, March 30th- “Her Vision, Her Voice”, Music Recital
- Time: 7:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m.
- Location: Ayers Recital Hall
- Audience: TLU Community
Featuring composers such as Rebecca Clarke and Gina Gillie. Come celebrate voices of women across the musical spectrum!