Digital Scholarship Workshop Series
January - April, KSL 215
Through a series of hands-on workshops, learn how open source digital tools allow you to explore research in new ways and advance the creation and communication of your scholarship. Discover new data resources and how to use them with guidance from Digital Scholarship Specialists at Kelvin Smith Library, who support all areas of the research lifecycle, from initial project consultations to storing data and promoting scholarship.

Every Day Echoes: Small Moments, Big Connections, Lasting Traditions
March 3-28, Cleveland Institute of Art
Second annual exhibition organized by the Cleveland Institute of Art’s Latinx Heritage and Appreciation Club, at CIA’s Alan Lipson Gallery.

Concepts of Coexistence Involving the More Than Human World
March 21 - 23, Clark Hall 206
This weekend event invites attendees to address its topic in the spirit of dialogue and mutual exchange. Structured around the speakers’ emerging work, the workshop seeks to facilitate dynamic and polyphonic engagement.

Ravenous Remediation: Documentary to AI Imaging from Eurasia
March 27, 6:30 p.m., Cinematheque
This event is a screening of seven moving image works by artists engaging with the social, aesthetic, and political histories of Eurasia. 

CCWA Summer Internships
March 28 - Application Deadline
An internship at CCWA invites you to develop skills and complete meaningful projects that advance our mission. 

Global Business in Northeast Ohio
Thursday, April 3, 6:00 p.m., The Union Club
How does a global company based in Northeast Ohio navigate a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world? Frank Sullivan, chairman and CEO of RPM International, will discuss the challenges of doing international business and the ways he has sought to position his company for success.

World-Making in Times of Planetary Crisis
Monday, April 7, 4:30 p.m., Clark Hall 206
In her talk, Urszula Lisowska from the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Wroclaw, Poland, will show how this concept helps address the political challenge of the Anthropocene by developing an account of something called "relational agency," suggesting common but possibly diversified participation of human and other-than-human beings in politics, and the use of reflective judgement and wonder.

International Development Virtual Case Challenge Competition
April 11 - Challenge Date, applications accepted on a rolling basis
The William & Mary Global Innovation Challenge (WMGIC) is a hack-a-thon style international development case competition open to undergraduate students. The Challenge encourages interdisciplinary collaboration between students to discuss and design innovative solutions to current global issues. All teams receive professional mentoring and the top eight teams will receive $500 each.

ASMEA Grants
April 30 - Application Deadline
The Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa (ASMEA) is offering multiple grant opportunities in conjunction with its conference taking place in Washington, D.C. on November 1 - 3, 2025.