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A large turn-out of faculty, staff, and students met to eat good food and engage in discussions about Alex Wagner’s book Futureface.

Students from both neighborhoods dined on March 6 with staff from ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Dining, Environmental Services and Physical plant to explore issues of community.

The Global Neighborhood follows up the success of last fall’s trivia night with a game night at their February House Dinner.

Students, staff, faculty and President Book engaged in a battle of wits with challenging questions about ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ and everything else.

Students, faculty and staff discussed issues of educational inequality at  this month's Global Neighborhood House Dinner.

Students, faculty and staff enjoyed great food and discussed empathy and how to talk to each other across differences.

The Global Neighborhood featured conversations with student researchers and faculty mentors in the final House Dinner of the year.

Members of the International Living Learning community facilitated a discussion on the topic “When the World is Your Home” with international faculty, staff, and students at the GNA’s March dinner.

The November GNA dinner featured “The Migrant’s Tale: A Panel Exploring the Meaning Behind the Movement.” The members of the panel, which included students, faculty, and ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ community members, discussed their different migration experiences.

The GNA’s October House Dinner featured a discussion about “Municipal Innovation through Civic Engagement” with students, faculty, and staff.