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Tuesday, September 22 @5:30 pm
WSU Faculty Lecture Series
WSU Pullman - Off Campus

Curating Creole: Gender, Race, and The Creole Historic Exhibit of 1885-86

The term Creole has been used to describe people, food, music, literature, and other cultural traditions. Originally denoting someone “born in the colony” in colonial societies primarily across the Caribbean and Gulf South, many people today associate Creole with Louisiana’s mix…

Friday, September 25 @3 pm
SLCR Open House
WSU Pullman - Thompson Hall

SLCR is hosting an open house for WSU students, friends, and family! Come and enjoy free food, fun, and games. Learn about the School of Languages, Cultures, and Race, and the joys of studying language and culture and comparative ethnic studies!