Double Feature: 1. New American Nazis (2018) This film is a new investigation into white supremacist groups in America, in particular, a neo-Nazi group, Atomwaffen Division, that has actively recruited inside U.S. military and shows how the group gained strength after the 2017 Charlottesville rally (56 min.) 2. White Right: Meeting the Enemy (2017) Join Emmy Award Winner, Muslim woman filmmaker, Deeyah Khan who goes deep inside the growing New Nazi movement in the United States and asks them why…

REGISTER HERE The Theta Gamma Chapter of the Sigma Alpha Iota fraternity will be hosting the first of its kind symposium on the UTSA campus. The symposium explores the many ways that high school and university students, teachers, medical volunteers and others can get involved with programs that advocate for music as a healing force for various communities such as cancer patients ad Alzheimer's and dementia patients. Symposium Speakers: Dr. Tracy Cowden – “Music as Medicine: The Power and Influence…

REGISTER HERE The To Be Honest theater performance is a play that grew out of research conducted in the summer of 2016 led by three Trinity professors: Sarah Kaufman, Habiba Noor, and William Christ. The research explored San Antonio's honest perception of Islam during the 2016 U.S. presidential election. The 70-minute production presents an emotional, intimate, and–at times–difficult look at San Antonians’ opinions about Islam and its place in American politics. They decided to deliver the research in a creative…

**THIS IS A FREE AND TICKETED EVENT SO PLEASE BE SURE TO REGISTER IN EVENTBRITE AS SEATING IS LIMITED** ACHIEVING A CARBON NEUTRAL SA What Will it Take? What is the City Doing? How Can Innovation and Technology Lead the Way? Come join the conversation on SA’s climate, energy and carbon emissions future. After a year of community input, the San Antonio City Council is set to adopt a new Climate Action Plan, which calls for San Antonio to reduce…

Wilson Lecture: Dr. William H. Willimon, Professor of the Practice of Ministry, Duke Divinity School Racism as Sin: Confessions of a Southern Church Leader What do we do with our complicated histories? Of our institutions? Of our churches? Of ourselves? We can defend it, we can excuse it, or we can confess it. Part of what it means to be Christian is to learn how to confess, understanding that the Christian faith has the resources for being able to tell…