La Casa Cultural and Sherwood Financial Group are offering a no-cost, 7-part Workshop Series covering all aspects of Personal Financial Planning. We welcome Students, Staff, Post Docs, Faculty, and Alumni. It will be held on last Tuesday of each month at 5:30-7pm in HQ 276. While this is a hybrid event, in-person space is limited to 40 as we will work in groups. Light dinner will be provided. Complete this form to register for entire series. Registration deadline: Sep 20.

La Casa Cultural and Sherwood Financial Group are offering a no-cost, 7-part Workshop Series covering all aspects of Personal Financial Planning. We welcome Students, Staff, Post Docs, Faculty, and Alumni. It will be held on last Tuesday of each month at 5:30-7pm in HQ 276. While this is a hybrid event, in-person space is limited to 40 as we will work in groups. Light dinner will be provided. Complete this form to register for entire series. Registration deadline: Sep 20.

La Casa Cultural and Sherwood Financial Group are offering a no-cost, 7-part Workshop Series covering all aspects of Personal Financial Planning. We welcome Students, Staff, Post Docs, Faculty, and Alumni. It will be held on last Tuesday of each month at 5:30-7pm in HQ 276. While this is a hybrid event, in-person space is limited to 40 as we will work in groups. Light dinner will be provided. Complete this form to register for entire series. Registration deadline: Sep 20.

La Casa Cultural and Sherwood Financial Group are offering a no-cost, 7-part Workshop Series covering all aspects of Personal Financial Planning. We welcome Students, Staff, Post Docs, Faculty, and Alumni. It will be held on last Tuesday of each month at 5:30-7pm in HQ 276. While this is a hybrid event, in-person space is limited to 40 as we will work in groups. Light dinner will be provided. Complete this form to register for entire series. Registration deadline: Sep 20.

Bámigbóyè: A Master Sculptor of the Yorùbá Tradition is the first exhibition dedicated to the workshop of the Nigerian artist Moshood Olúṣọmọ Bámigbóyè (ca. 1885–1975). Part of a generation of Yorùbá woodcarvers with flourishing workshops in southwestern Nigeria, Bámigbóyè was highly regarded for the masks that he made in the 1920s and 1930s for ceremonies called Ẹpa. Today, these masks are considered some of the most spectacular and complex works of Yorùbá art ever created.