Contexts for Classics  presents...

Imagine this: You're standing in front of Angell Hall at night. It's the last day of classes, and you're wondering what to do before you have to get serious studying for exams the next day. Then, suddenly, lasers light up the eight massive Doric columns framing the front portico of Angell Hall. Wild dance music starts playing, an eight student K-Pop dance troupe appears in sync between the columns, and a live female DJ -- elevated twenty feet in the air -- entertains hundreds of students and community members dancing under the stars! Add free Sweetwaters Lemon Ginger Tea for the first 500 dancers... Now you are experiencing the first ever U-Monument! That sounds crazy, right? But that's exactly what's happening on Tuesday, April 22, 2014, from 9-10:30pm in front of Angell Hall (435 S. State Street).*

*For the most up-to-date information about the event please visit our facebook page. And check out the story behind #UMonument in the Ann Arbor News! Please send questions about this event to Nick Geller at: ngeller@umich.edu.

FEATURING

DJ Set by Scout
Live Dancing by K-Motion
Laser Art by Mike Gould / Illuminatus

FREE Sweetwaters Ginger Lemon Tea for the First 500 Students
LED lights from Ace Barnes Hardware
"Lumenotbots" by Electronic Lunch

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Mark Tucker (Lloyd Hall Scholars Program)

THE PERFORMANCE

VIDEOS

Courtesy of Katie Colosimo

Courtesy of Brianne Bowen at MLive

Assorted Other Videos of the Event

PHOTOS

Courtesy of Brianne Bowen at MLive

Courtesy of Mike Gould

Assorted Other Photos of the Event

Many thanks to everyone who made this event so successful...
especially to our generous sponsors in the box at the bottom of this page!

THIS FREE EVENT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND CO-SPONSORED BY: CONTEXTS FOR CLASSICS | INSTITUTE FOR THE HUMANITIES | INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE | RACKHAM GRADUATE SCHOOL | COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING | COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS | SCHOOL OF MUSIC, THEATER & DANCE | ARTS AT MICHIGAN | BENTLEY HISTORICAL LIBRARY | OFFICE OF THE PROVOST | ENGLISH | HISTORY | HISTORY OF ART | AMERICAN CULTURE | CLASSICAL STUDIES | COMPARATIVE LITERATURE | CENTRAL STUDENT GOVERNMENT | RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE | KELSEY MUSEUM OF ARCHAEOLOGY | AFROAMERICAN & AFRICAN STUDIES | CENTER FOR GLOBAL & INTERCULTURAL STUDIES | COMPREHENSIVE STUDIES PROGRAM | HONORS PROGRAM | NEWNAN LSA ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER | STUDENT ACADEMIC AFFAIRS | PHILOSOPHY | LLOYD HALL SCHOLARS PROGRAM