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PTTEP organizes PTTEP Knowledge Management Week 2023 (PTTEP KM Week) under the theme of From EP to New Energy: A Challenging Journey, an annual flagship events that serves as the essential knowledge, innovative idea and experience-sharing platform

On Thursday, Sept. 14, from 1 to 5:30 pm, the West Tisbury library holds its second Human Library Program (HLP). People are “lent out” for conversations on various topics, and it provides them with an opportunity to talk with folks they might not ordinarily come in contact with. This HLP program will focus on addiction, […]

A host of events and activities culminating in a cultural festival on Park Street are in store for locals and newcomers in Masterton for Welcoming Week (1-9 September). Coordinated by Masterton District Council’s Welcoming Communities Advisor, Welcoming ...

In W&L Mudd Center for Ethics’ 2023-2024 series, how design thinking might address modern ethical dilemmas is explored in “Ethics of Design.”

(From the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library) The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library has partnered with the University of Findlay, University of Findlay’s Mazza Museum, University of Findlay’s Phi Alpha Honor Society, and the University of Findlay’s Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society to bring New Perspectives: A Living Library to the Mazza Museum on October 17, 2023 from 5:30-8:30

The Pygmalion Festival will be returning to Champaign-Urbana this year from Sept. 21-23 and will bring a variety of musicians, authors, artists and more. The annual festival began in 2005, starting as a music festival and eventually expanding to include other forms of art and entertainment.  The festival takes over Champaign-Urbana music venues for the...

An annual festival celebrating arts and culture in the area returns downtown Saturday.

Hundreds of incoming freshmen started to unload their belongings Wednesday morning at Gulick, Ferguson, Munsell and Pfeiffer halls.

Matthew St Onge had conversations with several “open books” at the Goffstown Public Library on Sunday afternoon.

Matthew St Onge had conversations with several “open books” at the Goffstown Public Library on Sunday afternoon.