Events

Maeve Leslie

Jan. 24 – Mar. 2
Climenhaga Galleries, Aughinbaugh Art Gallery

Reception & Artist Talk
Jan. 24, 4:30 p.m.
High Center Recital Hall, Aughinbaugh Art Gallery

Handmade paper and mixed media artworks

Aughinbaugh Art Gallery Hours:
9 a.m.–7 p.m., daily, closed between exhibitions and holidays
High Center and Climenhaga Galleries:
7 a.m.–10 p.m., daily

Free and open to the public 

Messiah University welcomes David Crane, author of Making the Movement: How Activists Fought for Civil Rights with Buttons, Fliers, Pins, and Posters. Crane will speak at 7 PM in Hostetter Chapel, sharing insights into how grassroots activism shaped the Civil Rights Movement through creative and powerful visual messaging.

In addition to his presentation, Crane brings his traveling museum of artifacts, a fascinating collection of memorabilia from the era that highlights the role of design and storytelling in social justice movements.

The museum will be on display in Murray Library from January 30 through February 4, offering a unique opportunity to explore these historical treasures up close.

Don't miss this engaging event that connects the history of activism to the present, inspiring new generations to fight for justice and equality.

Hostetter Chapel is located a short walk away from the visitor parking lot found on the campus map.

Messiah University welcomes David Crane, author of Making the Movement: How Activists Fought for Civil Rights with Buttons, Fliers, Pins, and Posters. Crane will speak at 7 PM in Hostetter Chapel, sharing insights into how grassroots activism shaped the Civil Rights Movement through creative and powerful visual messaging.

In addition to his presentation, Crane brings his traveling museum of artifacts, a fascinating collection of memorabilia from the era that highlights the role of design and storytelling in social justice movements.

The museum will be on display in Murray Library from January 30 through February 4, offering a unique opportunity to explore these historical treasures up close.

Don't miss this engaging event that connects the history of activism to the present, inspiring new generations to fight for justice and equality.

Join Roots on Monday nights for evenings of fellowship and deep study of Scripture.

Join us for a discussion about how to have difficult conversations at this week's Prism meeting! SAGE Prism hosts biweekly spaces for fellowship and learning that center on LGBT+ identities and experiences; all are welcome.