RHA Meeting

The Baroque Artists Society of Shreveport will present it's Fall Concert on October 14th at 2:30pm in Hurley School of Music's Anderson Auditorium on Centenary Campus. Admission is free and this event is open to the public.

This October, the Muses Study Series will feature classic American short stories, the literary genre in which American writers early made superlative contributions. Our text is Great American Short Stories, edited by Wallace and Mary Stegner. October 2nd – Washington Irving, Rip Van Winkle and Nathaniel Hawthorne, Young Goodman Brown. October 9th – Edgar Allan Poe, The Fall of the House of Usher. October 16th – Herman Melvlle, Bartleby the Scivener and Bret Harte, Tennessees Partner. October 23rd – Henry James, The Real Thing. October 30th – O. Henry, A Municipal Report and John Steinbeck, The Snake.

Centenary Chapel Service. 3rd Tuesday of each month, during the Academic year. 11:15 am - 12 noon Brown Chapel, Side Chapel

This October, the Muses Study Series will feature classic American short stories, the literary genre in which American writers early made superlative contributions. Our text is Great American Short Stories, edited by Wallace and Mary Stegner. October 2nd – Washington Irving, Rip Van Winkle and Nathaniel Hawthorne, Young Goodman Brown. October 9th – Edgar Allan Poe, The Fall of the House of Usher. October 16th – Herman Melvlle, Bartleby the Scivener and Bret Harte, Tennessees Partner. October 23rd – Henry James, The Real Thing. October 30th – O. Henry, A Municipal Report and John Steinbeck, The Snake.

The Shreveport Baptist Collegiate Ministry exists to reach students for Christ, strengthen students in their faith, connect students to a local church, and mobilize students for mission service.

Weekly SGA Meetings in the Whited Room

A meeting of the Educational Quality, Financial Integrity and Resource Development Committees of the Board of Trustees.

What we do matters, but what about what we don't do? We hold a doctor responsible if she gives a fatal dose to her patient. But what if she doesn't do everything she could to save a patient's life? Taking food from a starving person is cruel, but people are starving to death in Yemen. We could help them, but we don't act. Is it different? Few of us try to make the world a worse place, but does any of us do all we can to make it a better one? Are we responsible for the good we don't do? Join us this month to talk about moral responsibility for what we don't do.

Students and community members will meet to discuss race. Lead by facilitators from the YWCA. Invite only.