News & Events News & Events Catch up with our latest news, upcoming events, and faculty and student accomplishments. On This Page: Recent News Clare Harmon presents "Grand Tour" show at Friedli Gallery Read more about graduate student Clare Harmon's current art exhibition available through August 2023. Celebrating the Life and Work of Harvey Sarles Our hearts go out to the family and friends of CSCL Professor Emeritus Harvey Sarles at his recent passing. Race, Power, and Justice: 9 courses you should know about A glimpse into a few of CLA’s course offerings that fulfill the “Race, Power, and Justice in the United States” (RPJ) theme requirement. 2023 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award Recipients Congratulations to CLA's Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award recipients Eric Daigre (English) and Matthew Hadley (Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature). "Cole Pulice’s Ambient Saxophone Multiverse", a Pitchfork Profile Pitchfork gives insight into the experimental jazz of CSCL grad student Cole Pulice. Upcoming Events Online Event, September 28, 2023 Caroline Levine: "The Activist Humanist" The Cornell professor discusses new book on "form and method in the climate crisis." In-Person Event, October 12, 2023 Kandice Chuh: “What will we have been? On literary studies in the future perfect” The CUNY professor is the author most recently of The Difference Aesthetics Makes: on the humanities ‘after Man.' In-Person Event, October 20, 2023 Identifications in the Negative: Kafka, Masud, and Fascism Join CSCL and friends for our first colloquium of the year with speaker GS Sahota.
Clare Harmon presents "Grand Tour" show at Friedli Gallery Read more about graduate student Clare Harmon's current art exhibition available through August 2023.
Celebrating the Life and Work of Harvey Sarles Our hearts go out to the family and friends of CSCL Professor Emeritus Harvey Sarles at his recent passing.
Race, Power, and Justice: 9 courses you should know about A glimpse into a few of CLA’s course offerings that fulfill the “Race, Power, and Justice in the United States” (RPJ) theme requirement.
2023 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award Recipients Congratulations to CLA's Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award recipients Eric Daigre (English) and Matthew Hadley (Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature).
"Cole Pulice’s Ambient Saxophone Multiverse", a Pitchfork Profile Pitchfork gives insight into the experimental jazz of CSCL grad student Cole Pulice.
Online Event, September 28, 2023 Caroline Levine: "The Activist Humanist" The Cornell professor discusses new book on "form and method in the climate crisis."
In-Person Event, October 12, 2023 Kandice Chuh: “What will we have been? On literary studies in the future perfect” The CUNY professor is the author most recently of The Difference Aesthetics Makes: on the humanities ‘after Man.'
In-Person Event, October 20, 2023 Identifications in the Negative: Kafka, Masud, and Fascism Join CSCL and friends for our first colloquium of the year with speaker GS Sahota.
