North Campus Goes to the Movies: Alien

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What happens when human life is weighed against profit? Can the conflict between human and corporate incentives be resolved? Join Stephanie Thomas, Low Rises 6&7 faculty-in-residence, and Nozomi Nishimura, McClintock faculty-in-residence, for post-film discussion on how incentives shape our lives.

Directed by Ridley Scott, Alien (1979) follows the crew of the deepspace tug Nostromo, who are interrupted on their voyage home to Earth when their ship’s computer detects what is believed to be an alien distress signal coming from a nearby planet.
 
Free admission and free popcorn. Register to reserve your seat!

This event is sponsored by Faculty Living-Learning Programs as part of the “North Campus Goes to the Movies” film series.

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Co-hosted with: Balch Hall, Ujamaa Residential College, Latino Living Center, Mary Donlon Hall, Court-Kay-Bauer Hall, Townhouse Community, The High Rises: Jameson Hall and High Rise 5, Mews and Loving House: the LGBTQ+ Living Learning Unit, Clara Dickson Hall, Risley Residential College, Low Rises 6 & 7, Ecology House - Hurlburt Residential College for Environmental Education and Awareness, Akwe:kon, Just About Music Program House, Holland International Living Center, The Multicultural Living Learning Unit (McLLU), Toni Morrison Hall, Ganędagǫ: Hall, Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall, Barbara McClintock Hall, Hu Shih Hall

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