Every person, every place, and every moment has a story. These stories may change over time, but their telling influences our understanding of things, moments, processes, and people. Join us for a deep dive into the art and act of storytelling, and how it creates meanings of the past, in the present, and for the future.

The Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures at Washington University in St. Louis invites you to join an exciting lineup of leaders in the field to address the synergy between art, aesthetics, and AI when applied to contemporary mosaic art. The symposium's objective is to encourage the fusion of (i) contemporary mosaic art, (ii) established computational aesthetics paradigms, and (iii) novel opportunities arising from computational creativity. We invite participants to envision links between their present research and one or more of the three listed scholarly directions.

Life thrives across scales, from the microbiome to the world's forests, throughout urban cityscapes, and perhaps even on exoplanets light years away. Bring your openness and curiosity for a conversation that rethinks the big questions of our time.

In a time of political polarization and rising backlash against anti-racism efforts, how can mindfulness offer more than personal stress relief?

All are welcome to the public sessions of Interpolations 2025, an annual think tank devoted to exploring, envisioning, and extending the performing arts and digital technologies in the twenty-first century.

What do resilience and hope mean for you? Join our conversation on these themes with experts from diverse fields.

This half-day of retreat-style practice is open to all, if you have no experience or years of experience, whether you are a student, faculty, staff or community member. All are welcome. You can even come late and leave early.

This community mindfulness session is open to all, if you have no experience or years of experience, whether you are a student, faculty, staff or community member. All are welcome. You can even come late and leave early.

Kaira Jewel Lingo is a Buddhist teacher who has spent decades weaving mindfulness and meditation with social justice.

This community mindfulness session is open to all, if you have no experience or years of experience, whether you are a student, faculty, staff or community member. All are welcome. You can even come late and leave early.