Join a reception with renowned cartoonist Alison Bechdel, recipient of the 2022 International Humanities Prize awarded by the Center for Humanities in Arts & Sciences to honor the work of a noted scholar, writer, or artist who has made significant contributions to the world of arts and letters. Known for the graphic memoir Fun Home (2006), Bechdel’s work explores queer identity and family relationships. The reception will feature a pop-up display of work by local cartoonists and illustrators.

Free and open to the public. RSVP to help us gauge attendance. RSVP here >>

A public ceremony will take place in Clark-Fox Forum in Hillman Hall at 4 pm. Learn more >> 

For more information about Bechdel, visit dykestowatchoutfor.com. For more information about the International Humanities Prize, visit humanities.wustl.edu.