Feminist Symposium is a biannual, student-run, academic conference, which includes presentations by faculty, students, and staff from Cornell College and surrounding colleges/universities. Feminist Symposium highlights scholarship with a focus on women, gender, and feminist issues. Featuring Keynote Speaker: Daisy Hernandez—Feminist author, journalist, editor of Colorlines Newsmagazine. Hernandez will speak in Hall-Perinne from 1-2 p.m. Daisy Hernandez focuses on race, gender, sexuality, and other issues affecting young women of color. As a queer Cubana-Colombiana Americana, Hernandez seeks to empower women through multidimensional conversations on race, gender, sexuality, the media, and immigration. Contact: Jackie Chacko

Spring Carnival is brought to you by PAAC Novelty Events. This will be the first time Cornell students have a chance to enjoy the bouncy houses that we will be bringing to campus. Come and release your inner child! Snacks provided. Contact: Anh Pham

Join Get Outta Town as we go to a Titan's football game in Cedar Rapids at the U.S. Cellular Center! Transportation provided and the cost to attend is only $2 a person! Sign-ups at the Info Desk Today! We will be leaving from the Thomas Commons at 6:15 p.m. Kickoff will be at 7:05. Contact: Jarod Armenta

Kailey Colestock is a senior at Cornell College. She participated in a semester long program through the ACM in Amman, Jordan. Kailey presents "Changes in Amman" and various re-entry insights. Contact: Kimberly Cullen

Have you ever wondered what takes place on a course trip to Italy? China? or India? As part of the 2014 Study Abroad Returnee Conference: Students and faculty who have participated in off-campus courses now have a chance to share their diverse experiences on April 21, from 3:15-4:30 p.m., on the Orange Carpet. This off-campus presentation will be an exclusive presentation on three 2013-14 off-campus trips (Italy, China, & India). The theme is traveling around the world. Pictures, artifacts, writings, and posters will be shared with the Cornell community from all three destinations. You won't want to miss it! FREE REFRESHMENTS. This event will be followed by a grand prize raffle drawing at 5:30 on the OC. Raffle prize is eligible for those who filled out an RSVP form online. Contact: Kimberly Cullen

Michael Mosier, candidate for the Spanish Latin American teaching position in the department of classical and modern languages, will give a presentation titled "The Rise of Detective Fiction and the Birth of the Modern Reader in Latin America." A reception will follow in Moosehead Lounge. He will also give a teaching demonstration Tuesday, April 22 from 11:15 a.m.-noon in Russell Classroom - Thomas Commons. Contact: Alice Povey

Monday, April 21 from 6:30-9 p.m. we will be showing the second movie installment of the Hunger Games Trilogy! Follow Katniss and Peeta as they take part in their Victor's Tour and face President Snow for the second time. Popcorn and a drink will be provided. Please call 895-4271 to reserve your seat! Contact: Grace Chamberlain

Jason Napoli, Cornell College Career Engagement Office, presents "Marketing Your Experience Abroad." Contact: Kimberly Cullen

Join Environmental Club's working groups on the OC for a palooza of activities and information! With a special visit from Blank Park Zoo! Contact: Nathan Spalding

Join Lego Club and build! Contact: Grace Chamberlain

Prof. George Kraus from Iowa State University will present a seminar. Join us at 3:30 p.m. for a reception before the talk at 4 p.m. Talk details: From plastic bottles to chemicals used in food production, there is a growing recognition that we need to produce these materials from renewable resources and by more environmentally benign processes. In less than two decades the field of green chemistry has emerged. The guiding principles of this emerging area will be presented along with examples of successful reactions. Contact: Craig Teague

Bremner Cup Contact: Teresa Flockhart

Join us for Knitting Night on Tuesday, April 22 at 7 p.m. in Room 326. Bring your current knitting project and join in the fun! Contact: Cathy Boggs

Rose Reed-Maxfield studied through SIT in Madagascar blocks 1 through 4 of this academic year. She shares highlights from her experience abroad, research, as well as re-entry tips for those entering back into life at Cornell after an experience abroad. Contact: Kimberly Cullen

Join us for Story Time Fun! Contact: Cathy Boggs

This talk will be part travelogue, part philosophical meditation, part poetry reading as Professor Glenn Freeman recounts his experiences as artist-in-residence at several national parks and wilderness areas. Freeman will reflect on the relationship of culture to wilderness, and the role the arts can play in wilderness preservation. Contact: Michelle Herder

Join us to celebrate student academic achievements at Cornell. All-college, departmental, and interdepartmental award winners will be recognized. Everyone is welcome. A reception will follow. Contact: Nancy Rawson