Our Money and Our Attention: Spending, Investing, and Thriving in the Attention Economy In this talk, Dr. Charles Chaffin will parallel financial planning and cognitive psychology, outlining how we can live and thrive in this attention economy. Join us April 16 at 6pm, 2630 MU

Head writer of satirical site The Onion Mike Gillis is no stranger to writing and talking about writing with humor and parody. Hear him discuss how the First Amendment protects speech, even when snarky in tone. Hear his talk on April 17 at 7pm in the Sun Room of the MU Greenlee School | Iowa State U

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Making waves for speaking out in defense of women's single-sex spaces, 12x All-American Swimmer Riley Gaines will deliver a lecture tomorrow at 6pm in Lee Liu Auditorium, Howe Hall. Turning Point USA Leadership Institute lectures.iastate.edu/lectures/recla…

TONIGHT'S SPEAKER Dr. Sally Roesch Wagner presents "A Stolen History: The REAL Story of the Suffrage Movement" at 5:30pm in the Sun Room of the MU. Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics

TONIGHT'S SPEAKER All-American Swimmer from the University of Kentucky, Riley Gaines, to give a lecture "Reclaim Feminism" at 6pm in Lee Liu Auditorium, Howe Hall. Turning Point USA Leadership Institute lectures.iastate.edu/lectures/recla…

TONIGHT'S SPEAKER Head writer of satirical site The Onion Mike Gillis will present "The Onion: Comedy, Controversy, and the First Amendment" tonight at 7pm in the Sun Room of the MU Greenlee School | Iowa State U Iowa State U Library

Outspoken throughout his battle with testicular cancer, Iowa State Athletics Director Jamie Pollard will share his message of encouragement and the importance of the support he received from the community through his treatment. The event begins April 23 at 6pm in the Great Hall.

What are the prospects for a peaceful resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? Dr. Nell Gabiam draws on her 20-year research of Palestinian refugees to reflect on the challenges and possibilities to achieve peace in the Middle East. Wednesday, April 24 at 6pm in 2630 MU

American civil rights leader, activist, and politician Ben Jealous is the seventh executive director of Sierra Club and was previously the youngest-ever president and CEO of the NAACP. Hear his lecture, "Brothers, Unlimited" on April 25 beginning at 6pm in 3560 MU.

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TONIGHT'S SPEAKER Hear from Iowa State Athletics Director Jamie Pollard as he shares his message of encouragement during his battle with testicular cancer. Tonight's lecture with resources and Q&A begins at 6pm in the Great Hall of the MU with a free reception to follow.

TONIGHT'S SPEAKER Dr. Nell Gabiam reflects on the prospects for a peaceful resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from the perspective of Palestinian refugees. The lecture begins at 6pm in 2630 MU.

What are the causes and consequences of road trauma? Many public health challenges, including road safety, aren't just scientific or technical but are also social and political. Hear insights from safety researcher Dr. Carlyn Muir at her upcoming lecture on May 1 at 6pm, 2630 MU

TONIGHT'S SPEAKER Executive director of Sierra Club and previous president and CEO of the NAACP Ben Jealous to give a lecture, "Brothers, Unlimited" tonight at 6pm in 3560 MU. The ISU Book Store will be at the lecture selling books to have signed after Q&A.

TONIGHT'S SPEAKER Safety researcher Dr. Carlyn Muir, Associate Professor at Monash University Accident Research Centre in Australia, presents, "Road Deaths & Serious Injuries: A Crisis of Complacency" at 6pm in 2630 MU Iowa State Sociology and Criminal Justice

"Watergate 50 Years Later: What Have We Learned?" Thursday, Sept. 5 at 5:30pm Great Hall, MU The Watergate scandal was a major political scandal in the United States during the early 1970s. This panel will explore the lessons learned as a society during the Watergate hearings.

The Ghana Students Association and African and African American Studies Program presents: Examining Value-Laden Leadership in the 21st Century Professor Etse Sikanku Thursday, September 5 at 5pm in 2464 Gerdin

Special Collections and University Archives, Iowa State University Library presents: The Archivist and the Researcher: Perspectives on Political Papers in Archives Today at 2pm, Parks Library

TONIGHT'S LECTURE Ed Mezvinsky, Jonathan Yarowsky, Jeff Ubiois, and Kathie Obradovich discuss lessons learned during the Watergate hearings and how the use of impeachment has changed in the lecture, "Watergate 50 Years Later: What Have We Learned?" 5:30pm, Great Hall, MU