The Historical Upside of a Down Market

Monday May 12, 2025 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

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Thompson Hall
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Free for Students

Hosted by The Universitas Business School and the Student Economists Group

With the job market for emerginggraduates looking ever more grim, and belts tightening across all strata of society, Professor Marek Chang Sapochnik takes a wide view on howcycles of recession can, with the right responses, signal a revival in creativity and innovation in technology, business and culture.
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May 12
8:00 PM
Pirates vs. Ninjas!
$15Presented by Universitas Theatre WorksVampire Cowboys Theatre Company brings their latest combat-based, comic-book and manga-influenced insanity to the stage. Whirlwind martial arts and edge of your seat storytelling make for an evening you won’t forget. If you survive.
May 13
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May 13
12:15 PM
Building Unions: The Future of the EU's Economy
Free to StudentsPresented by the Economics DepartmentWith guest lecturer Hans Grubing, students are invited to a moderatedforum conversation about the challenges currently facing the European Union's economic development. International students are encouraged to attend and present their personal perspectives. Attendance limited.
May 13
1:15 PM
President's Lunch
For Students but space is limitedPresented by Universitas Office of the PresidentA regular lunch with the school president where students may voice their opinions about the current state of the campus.
May 13
3:00 PM
French Accent Club Meeting
Free to StudentsPresented by the French Accent ClubGather with like-minded students with a passion for the French language and an equally strong lack of ability to speak it. Croissants and cafe au lait is served grudgingly by club members. Berets are encouraged.
May 13
8:00 PM
Metamorphosen Chamber Orchestra: Music of the Southern Hemispheres
$35.00Hosted by The Metamorphosen Chamber OrchestraThe acclaimed chamber orchestra performs a triptych of works originatingin South America. Starting with String Quartet No.1 by Hector Villa-Lobos, then moving to a world debut by Gustavo Matamoros and finally ending with another world premiere work by Juan Jose Castro.

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