Events

Join us to learn from scholars excavating the complex intersections of Indigenous and immigration histories.

Join the Center for Austrian Studies for a lecture with Rudolf Meer, the University of Minnesota's 2026 Austrian Fulbright Visiting Professor

Join journalist John Dinges in a special virtual conversation about how the historical U.S.-Chile relationship impacts the country today.

Please join the Center for Austrian Studies and its co-sponsors for a lecture with Dr. Rivka Saltiel, the University of Minnesota's 2026 Graz Visiting Professor

In “The Borders Crossed Us Too,” Khoi Nguyen, PhD, explores the intersections of global Indigenous studies, relational race and ethnic studies, and critical refugee studies to…

This lecture delves into the defining features of the Ladino language as a source of Sephardic resilience and adaptation after the expulsion from the Iberian Peninsula through…

As many as fifty thousand Jews from the lands of the former Ottoman Empire came to the United States in the decades surrounding World War I. Due to their small numbers…

Join the Center for Premodern Studies on March 20th for a lecture titled, “Bodies Outside the Law: Syphilis, Deviance, and Jewish Literary Resistance in the Early Modern World…

Please join the Center for Austrian Studies and its co-sponsors for a lecture with Professor Andrea Bohlman (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Join the Center for Premodern Studies on April 1st for the Exploring Assumptions Series titled, “Iranian Freedom in Global Antiquity” given by Dr. Jake Nabel (Classics and…

The 2026 David Noble Lecture, organized by the Department of American Studies, will be presented by Dr. Kareem Khubchandani (Tufts University).

Please join the Center for Austrian Studies and its co-sponsors for a lecture with Professor Amelia Glaser (UC-San Diego)

Join the Center for Premodern Studies on April 22nd for the Exploring Assumptions Series titled, "Retinting Ancient Cultures’ Literary Mythological Histories to Obscure Modern…