Thinker on a Rock, a 12-foot bronze rabbit in a pose recalling Rodin's famous Thinker by Welsh sculptor Barry Flanagan, resides just south of Graham Chapel.

About the Assembly Series

Since 1953, the Washington University Assembly Series has brought some of the most important voices in contemporary society to campus. The programs, which cover a broad range of topics designed to complement the University's curriculum, are free and open to the public.

Support for the series comes from Student Union and the University, as well as from other student groups, academic departments, and schools. Faculty and students may submit recommendations for speakers to the Assembly Series Committee at Campus Box 1070 or by calling (314) 935-4620.

The Zach Braff program, rescheduled for Thursday, November 12, has been cancelled.

Next on the Assembly Series

Benedict Kiernan

"Blood and Soil: Genocide in World History"
Wed., November 11, 11 a.m., Graham Chapel
A scholar on the history of genocide with a focus on Southeast Asia, Kiernan has worked tirelessly to bring the Khmer Rouge to justice for its crimes against the Cambodian people. Holocaust Memorial Lecture More

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