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  • Diwali

    Young Campus Center HR Hearth Room, Young Campus Center 131CD Campus Center Rm 131 ABCD

    Event Locator: 2026-AAAGSMEvent State: ConfirmedOrganization: Asian Student Alliance, Student Activities Board (SAB), Student Government Association (SGA)Organizer: rbenjamin@transy.eduExpected Headcount: 110Categories: Internal Event, Open to the Public, Campus Wide Events, Consider for Internal CalendarEvent Title: ASA Diwali Asian Student Alliance will be hosting their annual Diwali celebration. Join ASA in celebrating the festival of lights which is celebrated globally with a presentation, food, and sparklers. 

  • Nutcracker, Symphony of Lights

    Haggin Auditorium — Mitchell Fine Arts Center

    “The Nutcracker: Symphony of Lights” is the landmark event of the upcoming season. Tchaikovsky’s famous score opens the door to a completely reimagined world: glowing costumes and world-class performers transform the classic tale into a captivating visual journey. This is more than a performance — it’s a full immersion into a story of wonder and transformation, told through light, movement, and sound. Each scene emerges

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  • Curator Talk — China in Flux: Movement, Urbanization, and Memory

    Carrick Theater — Mitchell Fine Arts Center

    The exhibition is organized into three sections, each featuring a photographic series by a contemporary Chinese artist: Qian Haifeng’s Green Trains, Tang Haowu’s Migrant Workers, and Li Ming’s Post–Three Gorges.

  • Tom Jones — Artist talk

    Morlan Gallery — Mitchell Fine Arts Center

    Here We Stand celebrates the life and career of Tom Jones, a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation whose photographs are personal expressions steeped in communal responsibility.

  • Exhibition Reception — Tom Jones: Here We Stand

    Morlan Gallery — Mitchell Fine Arts Center

    Here We Stand celebrates the life and career of Tom Jones, a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation whose photographs are personal expressions steeped in communal responsibility.