Events

MARS One Thousand One begins with a retrospective by veteran space reporter Miles O’Brien. He’s familiar to Americans as the reporter who covered so many missions for CNN and has […]

A rotation of seasoned writers will lead the weekly sessions. Participants will receive inspiration, ideas, examples, and prompts from various sources and will have in-class time to write and share […]

Books, both fiction and non-fiction, are selected by the members, and the suggested books are assigned to a month from September through June. Members are encouraged to lead a discussion. […]

The American Civil War is generally accepted as heralding a new dawn of warfare and is frequently referred to as the first “modern war.” To this end, if one takes […]

Steve Abramowitz's presentation will delve into the early life of Cole Porter, his entrance into the world of Broadway Musicals, what made his music so great, and why Hollywood ultimately […]

The Lunch Club invites LLI members to enjoy a meal together and become better acquainted with each other. There is no planned program. Wear your nametag and learn the names […]

In the final section of “The Search for the Smallest Thing”, we’ll get heavily into subatomic particles. It turns out there are a lot of them, and a lot of them are made of even smaller particles like “quarks”. We’ll talk about particle accelerators and how they contribute to new discoveries. We’ll talk about the […]

A rotation of seasoned writers will lead the weekly sessions. Participants will receive inspiration, ideas, examples, and prompts from various sources and will have in-class time to write and share their writing. Each class will include time to learn from, write with, and listen to fellow writers. Our guide for the fall semester will be […]