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Hey CML students and Cardinals alike! You did it! Another semester in the books! Last thing to do is finish those papers and complete your final exams.

Check this out to stress less and ace those finals:

1) Identify and target weak spots in your knowledge from the semester.
2) Create a distraction free study zone or go to Ekstrom to work that grey matter.
3) Don't be afraid to ask for help! Your fellow students are a good resource as well as your professors and TAs.
4) It doesn't have to be 100% perfect. You've got this!
5) Tailor your approach to your brain style of learning and reach out to centers on campus to help with that.
6) Be sure you know when and where your exams and papers are being held/due so you can build the best study schedule/writing schedule.
7) Make that outline and study guide to target all areas being graded!

Good luck! You've got this!

Hey Cards and CML students! Want the opportunity to hear about the CIA through the eyes of journalist Tim Weiner? Check out this amazing talk TODAY at 5pm in the Filson Historical Society!

Registration required: https://worldaffairscouncilofkentucky-bloom.kindful.com/e/the-mission-the-cia-in-the-21st-century-non-members

Join us Wednesday, April 8th at 3:30pm in Humanities 117, in collaboration with Asian Studies for Chinese Trivia, Food, and Crafts! Don't worry there trivia is fun and you can win prizes! Learn how to make a traditional Chinese cucumber salad and have fun crafting many traditional chinese items!

Hey fans of plays, great food, and poetry! Hey CARDS! Hey CML students! Join us on Friday, April 3rd from 11am-2pm in HM 100 for our annual Chinese Spoken Drama Showcase!

There will be great performances from all levels of our Chinese courses (subtitled in English of course) and amazing FREE FOOD!

Enjoy performances of Mulan, KPop Demon Hunters, and MORE! See you there!

Hey Cardinals, CML students and language enthusiasts! Need a little clarification or have burning questions before registering for classes this week? Talk with anyone of our AMAZING peers mentors!!

Join our Spanish Club Wednesday March 25th at 4pm in HM 207 for an amazing event!

Several community organizations are coming to share how they serve the immigrant and refugee population and the entire city of Louisville.

These are highly reputable organizations in our community and this will be a great opportunity for our students to learn how they can get involved!

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The Department of History invites you to attend the upcoming Gottschalk Lecture featuring Dr. Liza Black (Indiana University), Associate Professor of History and Native American & Indigenous Studies.

Dr. Black will present:
“How Settlers Get Away with Murder: The Killing of Indigenous Women and Two-Spirit People in the Americas.”

This lecture offers a forensic historical analysis of systemic violence targeting Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people. Moving beyond isolated cases, Dr. Black examines how jurisdictional structures, legal archives, and state power operate within a settler-colonial framework to enable and obscure ongoing violence.

Date: Wednesday, March 25
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Chao Auditorium

This event is sponsored by the University of Louisville History Department, Pan African Studies Dept, and the Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research.

We encourage all faculty, students, and members of the community to attend.