The Culver Public Policy Center presents a Pizza & Policy panel discussion on sports gambling, featuring FREE PIZZA and speakers from multiple disciplines: Travis Hines - Iowa State Cyclones Columnist,…
The Simpson College Student Exhibition is an open call to all Simpson students to share their personal creations. The show is curated and organized by the Graphic Design program’s Undergraduate…
Originally commissioned for radio in 1939, The Old Maid and the Thief is a witty and satirical tale of gossip, deception, and the facades we maintain in the name of propriety.…
Originally commissioned for radio in 1939, The Old Maid and the Thief is a witty and satirical tale of gossip, deception, and the facades we maintain in the name of…
Originally commissioned for radio in 1939, The Old Maid and the Thief is a witty and satirical tale of gossip, deception, and the facades we maintain in the name of…
Political Science Professor Scott Feinstein of Iowa State University discusses the latest developments in the Russia – Ukraine War and prospects for cessation of hostilities. Stick around after pizza for…
A conversation with Mike Tupper, retired Chief of Police of Marshalltown, Iowa. Moderated by Mark Ruelas, Instructor of Criminal Justice. Co-sponsored by the Culver Public Policy Center and Student Justice…
"The Gun Show", by award-winning playwright E.M. Lewis, tells the story of America’s relationship with guns through the prism of her own personal experiences. She starts during her youth in…
For students interested in learning more about law school and legal careers. Co-sponsored by Pre-Law Society and Culver Public Policy Center. Business attire Advance registration required on Handshake. Full dinner served.…
Performing works by Vierne, Bach, Hurd, and a new composition by Iowa Composer Josyph Glasebrook.
A panel discussion on Data Centers & Public Resources, co-sponsored by the John C. Culver Public Policy Center and the Interdisciplinary Studies Program. Moderator: Kathie Obradovich, Editor, Iowa Capital Dispatch…
Speaker: Dr. Paige Sweet, associate Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan