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“The future of democracy depends on the things that we do after we get up out of these seats today” is what Professor of History at Yale University, Tim Snyder, opened his speech with at the Open VISIONS...

On Wednesday, Feb. 14, the Annual Open VISIONS Forum scheduled for the following day, “Going Viral with Juju Chang and Masih Alinejad” was canceled with little to no notice. Set to take place on Thursday,...

Nobel Prize Laureate of 2018, Nadia Murad, spoke at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts’ Annual Student Forum on Thursday, Feb. 11. Student panelists Catherine Santangelo ‘21, Vincent Gadioma ‘22 and...

On Oct. 2, the first Open VISIONS Forum of the Regina A. Quick Center opened with Margaret “Peggy” Ellen Noonan, the writer best known for her 20 years spent at the Wall Street Journal, or her year spent...

There aren’t many people that can state casually that visiting Afghanistan while it was under the rule of the Taliban was something that made it comfortable to visit after 9/11, but then again, war...

Attorney Carrie Goldberg’s book, released in August of this year, is visually eye-catching to say the least. Entitled, “Nobody’s Victim: Fighting Psychos, Stalkers, Pervs, and Trolls,” the bright pink...

On Thursday, Oct. 17, the Open Visions Forum “American Democracy a Year from 2020: Reeling or Resilient” took place at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts as part of the Common Ground Lecture...

On Friday, Oct. 10, I.D. Aruede, the co-chief operating officer and chief financial officer of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, spoke at the Charles F. Dolan School of Business Event Hall...

What happens after you’ve become a freed political prisoner? The Martin Luther King, Jr. celebrations this year culminated in civil rights icon Dr. Angela Davis’ Open VISIONS Forum speech. On Feb. 1,...

Philanthropist is a rare adjective, reserved only for those who truly leave a one-of-a-kind footprint on our society. Dedicating one’s life to the overall betterment of the human race can be an equally...