The Bob Woodward lecture has been rescheduled on March 29., 2023. Tickets for the cancelled October lecture will be honored. 

Known for his Pulitzer Prize winning coverage of the Watergate scandal, Woodward has set the bar for investigative reporting for over 50 years.  Learn about the changing journalistic process, what it could mean for America, and the secrets still untold from Washington.

Cash is one of music’s greatest advocates, challenging industry leaders to preserve the rights critical for musicians to thrive.  She honed her craft traveling with her father Johnny, and is an award-winning singer-songwriter and author. Guitar in hand, she will weave stories of her life, country music career, and the challenges ahead.

Friedman is renowned for his reporting and analysis of complex issues shaping the world.  Whether it is foreign policy, globalization, or warfare, Friedman connects the dots to offer a unique perspective. He will examine the interface between China and Russia, and how it impacts the state of the world and the U.S.

The Constitution created the Supreme Court, but Harvard Law School constitutional scholar, Feldman, gives us a history of how the Court has evolved over two centuries.  Feldman will illuminate the personalities of the justices today and provide perspective on top legal cases the court is currently considering.

Gut health controls how you feel, perform and live.  Lynch will enlighten us on a new research frontier, the human microbiome: the collection of bacteria, fungi and viruses that coexist in the human body.  Can the microbiome provide answers to allergies and asthma?  Discover how gut microbes affect your lifelong health.

Academy Award winner Matlin is a long-time advocate for inclusion of deaf and hearing impaired performers. She recently appeared in the Oscar winning film CODA. Having lost her hearing at a young age, Matlin never lets her challenges shape her dreams. She will share the highs and lows of her journey as an activist and actor.