Anthony Elms and Huey Copeland will discuss the group exhibition Interstellar Low Ways.

The exhibition runs from October 15, 2006 - January 14, 2007 in Galleries 1 & 3.

The Illinois Humanities Council (IHC) invites grant applicants to attend a free public Major and Mini Grant workshop. Any non-profit organization or institution is eligible to apply to IHC for financial supportof a public project in the humanities.

Join the Public Square at the Illinois Humanities Council for a unique "performance-dialogue" that weaves together the two art forms of sculpture and spoken word.

This event will feature Brer Anansi Folktales by storyteller and poet Flora Anderson-Chestnut and Nelson Gill who provides music for children and adults.

This event is a panel discussion on Latin American Art and thought in America, with participants from Contratiempo and Dialogo magazines.

This event is part of the series, Caribbean Stories: The Art of Life, highlighting H.D. Carberry Caribbean Studies Collection.

The Mattoon area has a small, but growing population of international students.

In celebration of International Education Week, a panel comprising international students and the directors of international studies from Lake Land College and Eastern Illinois University will share information about their cultures and discuss the experience of coming to the U. S.

View this event and others in the Future Perfect series on-line or on television via the Illinois Channel.

Research suggests that our genetic makeup may determine our behavior, health, and life expectancy. Yet, there is debate about how and to what extent.