Engaging the arts and humanities through creative, intellectual, and experiential programming at @santaclarauniv @santaclaracas Director @curiousmonolith
The SCU Digital Humanities Initiative invites you to its 11th Annual DHI Student Showcase on May 28, Thursday, 1-2.30 pm in California Mission Room in Benson basement, featuring and celebrating student projects from across campus.
Come out to the Forge Gardens today, Wednesday, May 27th for a mural reveal party! SCU students will present live music, poetry, and art! Free Chipotle and bundt cakes will also be provided. You won't want to miss this joyful event.
Brown Bag Series in the Humanities presents:
Tim Myers (English)
Wednesday, May 27 at 11:45-12:50 PM in Learning Commons 129
ChatGPT and Teaching Writing: There's a Way to Handle It!
Address your questions to Daniel Turkeltaub at [email protected]
Thank you Cashea Airy for the beautiful article about our CAH Student Fellow Showcase and Ava Garcia's project.
You can read the full article here:
https://t.co/GouKADyrGU
Faculty Lunch Time Conversation with Robin Tremblay-McGaw, Teaching Professor (English)
Wednesday, May 20, 2026
12-12:45 p.m.
Join us for the final Faculty Lunch Time Conversation of the academic year with Teaching Professor Robin Tremblay-McGaw (SCU Department of English).
Brown Bag Series in the Humanities Presents:
Mohammad Ali Chaichian (Sociology)
Tuesday, May 19th
12:10-1:15 PM
Learning Commons 129
Competing Paradigms for the Management and Design of MaximumโSecurity Prisons in the United States and Norway
Please bring your lunch!
Itโs time for Fellow Focus!
Meet our CAH student fellow Ayden Eways '27
Major: Honors Political Science, Music
Learn more about Ayden and her project by reading her profile in the link below:
https://t.co/Ek00NaDjTG
Come see what our incredible student fellows have been up to at the CAH Student Fellow Showcase!
There will be refreshments and a raffle for prizes for all attendees.
Register below or just come by!
https://t.co/VCw6ijum6l
Brown Bag Series in the Humanities Presents:
Kirstyn Leuner (English)
Thursday, April 30th
12:10-1:15
Learning Commons 129
Until Divorce Do Us Part?: The 18th-Century Divorce Plot and Women's Testimony in Literature
Please bring your lunch
Questions? [email protected]
Itโs time for Fellow Focus!
Meet our CAH student fellow Elise Fendon '26
Major: Studio Art
Learn more about Elise and her project, โColors of Mourningโ by reading her profile in the link below:
https://t.co/Ek00NaDjTG
The CZU Santa Cruz Fires: Reimagining Community & Regenerating Ecosystems since 2020
Friday April 24, 2026
St. Clare Room, Learning Commons 3rd floor
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Join us for all or part of this day-long series of talks during tUrn.
Itโs time for Fellow Focus!
Meet our CAH student fellow Ava Garcia '28
Major: Biology
Learn more about Ava and her project by reading her profile in the link below:
https://t.co/Ek00NaDjTG
Faculty Lunch Time Conversation with Assistant Professor Daniel B. Summerhill
Wednesday, April 15, 2026
12-12:45 p.m.
de Saisset Museum
Join Daniel B. Summerhill (English) in a walk-through of Jonathan Calmโs exhibition To Wherever, Forever.
Brown Bag Series in the Humanities Presents
Andrea Pappas (Art and Art History)
Wednesday, April 15th
1:00-2:05 pm
Learning Commons 129
Men Behaving Badly: Narrating the Old Testament
in Women's Embroidered Pictures circa 1812
Bring your lunch
Questions? [email protected]
Nicholas Whittaker: Black Moon: A Phenomenology for the Negro Witch
Friday April 17, 2026
3:30 - 5:00pm
Benson B & C
Register here or just come by!
https://t.co/z45RWsxQVK
We hope you will support the Center for the Arts and Humanities, which brings together faculty, students, staff, visiting artists, scholars, and community members to pursue meaningful expression and intellectual inquiry.
Donate here:
https://t.co/PWSLjVDI4x
Exploration of Place & History
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
de Saisset Museum
4:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Please join us for a multi-tiered celebration of three exhibitions at the de Saisset Museum addressing varying and interrelated aspects of place and history. Co-presented by CAH.
Humanities Brown Bags presents:
Benjamin Gillespie (Theater and Dance)
Wednesday, April 8th
1:00-2:05 pm in Learning Commons 129
Late Stage: Theatrical Perspectives on Age and Aging
Please Bring Your Lunch
Address your questions to Daniel Turkeltaub ([email protected])
BROWN BAG SERIES IN THE HUMANITIES
presents
Monica Marcelli-Chu
Jesuit School of Theology
Aquinas and Ecology: Contemplating Wisdom
and Flux in the Created Order
Thursday, March 5
12:10-1:15 PM
Learning Commons 129
Please Bring Your Lunch!
Questions? [email protected]