Introduction by Dr. Cortland Rankin, Associate Professor Transplanting Jane Austen’s Emma to 1990s LA, Amy Heckerling’s film is equal parts high school comedy, rom-com, and satire. Clueless changed the landscape of teen films, fashion, and even language itself (as if!). Free and open to the public. ======================= Join us in honoring Women's History Month, celebrating the history, achievements, and contributions of women across cultures and communities. These events are open to all and offer opportunities to engage, learn, and connect. Everyone is welcome to join us on campus and throughout the surrounding community.

By Edward Allan Baker Directed by John Jordan Lonnie, a married but lonely truck driver, and Nickie, his mistress, a married but lonely hardware store clerk, meet twice a week in an apartment to talk and kiss. Trouble (and hilarity) soon follow. Free and open to the public. CONTENT WARNING: A Dead Man's Apartment contains strong language, including the use of a derogatory slur, sexual themes, and references to suicide and homicide. A Dead Man's Cul-de-Sac contains strong language, including the use of a derogatory slur, violence, and references to sexual blackmail.

By Edward Allan Baker Directed by John Jordan Lonnie, a married but lonely truck driver, and Nickie, his mistress, a married but lonely hardware store clerk, meet twice a week in an apartment to talk and kiss. Trouble (and hilarity) soon follow. Free and open to the public. CONTENT WARNING: A Dead Man's Apartment contains strong language, including the use of a derogatory slur, sexual themes, and references to suicide and homicide. A Dead Man's Cul-de-Sac contains strong language, including the use of a derogatory slur, violence, and references to sexual blackmail.

  Please join us for the screening of Antigone and meet Québec's film maker, Sophie Deraspe, to explore the connections between the world of myth and contemporary Canada.  Deraspe will introduce the film and be on hand for a Q& A session. Refreshments will be served. Presented as part of the Pallister French-Canadian Lecture Series, Antigone is a modern adaptation of the classic Greek tragedy of the same name. Antigone confronts the authorities – the police, the judicial and penal systems, and the father of her friend, Haemon – in her quest for justice for her imprisoned brother. Antigone is a French language film, shown with English subtitles.  This film is part of the International Film Series, organized by the Department of World Languages and Cultures.  Students interested in global issues, film and/or Canadian society are welcome to drop in for a brunch in the Global Village (McDonald Hall) on Thursday, March 19, 9-10:30 a.m.  Questions? Please contact Dr. Guenther, International Studies Director (bguenth@bgu.edu) or Dr. Bhalla, Global Village Director (vibhab@bgsu.edu)  

  These 48 Hour Films celebrate the coming of spring and poke fun at human eccentricities – from goofy costuming choices to beliefs in mythological creatures. Enjoy this entertaining event hosted by BG Reel.      Free and open to the public.  

  Coordinated and Choreographed by Colleen Murphy, Associate Teaching Professor Faculty, guest artists, and students of the BGSU Dance Program present a variety of dance numbers that celebrate the end of winter and the coming of spring!    Tickets are available at bgsu.edu/arts-tickets.

  Coordinated and Choreographed by Colleen Murphy, Associate Teaching Professor Faculty, guest artists, and students of the BGSU Dance Program present a variety of dance numbers that celebrate the end of winter and the coming of spring!    Tickets are available at bgsu.edu/arts-tickets.

  Directed by Dr. D. Amy-Rose Forbes-Erickson, Assistant Professor, and Dr. Sidra Lawrence, Associate Professor A showcase of devised spoken-word performances, presented by the Afro-Caribbean Ensemble & the Pan-African Theatre Ensemble Free and open to the public.  

  Directed by Dr. D. Amy-Rose Forbes-Erickson, Assistant Professor, and Dr. Sidra Lawrence, Associate Professor A showcase of devised spoken-word performances, presented by the Afro-Caribbean Ensemble & the Pan-African Theatre Ensemble Free and open to the public.