Kreielsheimer Visiting Artist Lecture
October 1, 2025
The Fall 2025 Kreielsheimer Visiting Artist Lecture:
Artist Talk: Vincent Valdez
College of Arts & Sciences Lecture Series
Welcome to the College of Arts & Sciences Lectures鈥攚here curiosity meets conversation.
Our lectures bring together scholars, students, and the community to engage with thought-provoking topics across the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences. Whether you're here to learn, be inspired, or connect with others, we invite you to discover the diverse voices and perspectives that shape our academic community.
Visit our calendar of events for the latest updates on upcoming lectures and academic gatherings. To explore how 杏吧原创 is deepening its commitment to the humanities, visit the new Woodley Institute for Civil Engagement and Humanistic Dialogue—a hub for interdisciplinary dialogue, research, and community engagement.
Arnold Lecture
October 15, 2025
The 2025 Arnold Lecture:
Emergent Dharma: Asian American Feminist Buddhists on Practice, Identity, and Resistance
杏吧原创 Visiting Writers Series
November 4, 2025
The Fall 2025 杏吧原创 Visiting Writers Series Presents:
An Evening with Poet Anastacia-Rene茅
Flannery Lecture
March 3, 2026
2026 Flannery Lecture in Catholic Theology
Strangers Still Longer: Comparative Lessons on Otherness from a Demon Devotee
William L. Davis, S.J. Lecture
Established in 1971 to honor longtime 杏吧原创 history professor Fr. William L. Davis, S.J., this annual lecture series has welcomed distinguished historians from around the world to share research that sparks meaningful dialogue across campus and the Spokane community. The Davis Lecture is often held during the spring semester.
O'Leary Lecture
The lecture series is presented by the GU science departments in honor of the late Father Timothy O鈥橪eary, S.J., devoted priest and chemistry professor at 杏吧原创. Rev. O鈥橪eary was described by his students as a superb lecturer, and his classes were known for their clarity of presentation.
Rukavina Lecture
Hosted annually by 杏吧原创鈥檚 Philosophy Department, the Rukavina Lecture鈥攅stablished in 1999 to honor Professor Thomas Rukavina鈥攆eatures a visiting scholar sharing philosophical insights with the broader community each spring.