The screening of short, entertaining films created as part of BGReel's 48 Hour Film Competition offers a window into filmmaking on campus. Join us for this Back-to-School event and vote for your favorite film for the Audience Favorite Award!

Two friends spend their days in the alley behind a Vermont coffee shop discussing music and philosophy. When a lonely high-school student arrives on the scene, they decide to teach him everything they know. (Concord Theatricals) Directed by River Sloan   *Please note, there will be no late seating. Please arrive on time!

Two friends spend their days in the alley behind a Vermont coffee shop discussing music and philosophy. When a lonely high-school student arrives on the scene, they decide to teach him everything they know. (Concord Theatricals) Directed by River Sloan   *Please note, there will be no late seating. Please arrive on time!

A curated selection of short films created in FILM courses. Entertaining and a great source of behind-the-scenes information.         Moderated by Lucas Ostrowski, Associate Professor  

The Edwin H. Simmons Creative Minds Series presents Shaina Taub, a two-time Tony Award winner, Obie Award winner, and Grammy and Emmy Award nominee. She will discuss Theater as a Tool for Social Change.  Taub reignited public dialogue about women’s rights, political power, and unfinished progress with Suffs, her landmark Broadway musical about American suffragists. The show, in which she also starred as suffragist Alice Paul, won her two Tony Awards, a Grammy nomination, and a devoted following across generations. This event is free and open to the public.

In this A24 comedy-drama, Julio Torres plays an aspiring toy designer in New York who has thirty days to find a work visa sponsor. The wildly surreal film co-stars Tilda Swinton and RZA. With introduction by Thomas Castillo, Associate Professor   ======================= Join us in celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month, which recognizes the contributions and influence of Latino/a/x and Hispanic American communities and culture. From music and dance to art, food, and storytelling, these events are open to all and offer opportunities to engage, learn, and connect. All are welcome to enjoy these events on campus and in the surrounding community.