The Smithsonian Associates program is starting a new partnership with American University to host lectures and performances on the campus this month.
The programs began Thursday with a discussion about the future of museums. The events will continue through April 29 at AU's Katzen Arts Center and Greenberg Theatre and are open to the public. Tickets are required.
Next Thursday, the series will feature an interview with renowned biologist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author E.O. Wilson about his first work of fiction, "Anthill."
On April 27, the school will host a discussion among White House correspondents. Other events will feature musical performances as part of Jazz Appreciation Month.
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