Fall 2026 Events September 22, 2026 A list of all our hosted and cosponsored events for the fall of 2026! Information will be updated as new details are available. September + September 15th, 11:15 AM - CAS: “Written in Stone: Monuments, Memory, and Meaning in Prague” September 23rd, 11:15 AM - CHGS: Film Screening of "My Sweet Land", followed by lunch with director Sareen Hairabedian September 23rd, 6-7 PM - History Book Club with Marce Joan Butierrez and Myra Billund-Phibbs September 24th, 4-6 PM - CPS: “From Homer to the Highlands: A Global History of the Idea of Ethiopia,” registration required October + October 2nd, 12:15-2 PM - CPS: “Visualization and Power: Learning from the Past to Design the Future We Need” with Dr. Lauren Klein October 8th, 12-1:30PM - CAS: “Women’s Rights in Central Europe: A Twentieth-Century History,” register here October 8th, 5-7:30 PM - From Vice to Nice: Race, AIDS, and Midwestern Politics October 14th, 6-7 PM - History Book Club with Dr. David Bachrach and Dr. Christopher Flynn (PhD ‘20) October 15th, 5:00 PM - CLS: Ramona Arreguín de Rosales Lecture With Dr. Jacqueline Lazú, registration required October 15th, 7-8:30 PM - CPS: 2026 James Ford Bell Lecture: Dr. Serena Zabin at Andersen Library 120, register here October 15th & 16th - MOSAICS Symposium - Virtual, register here October 20th, 4 PM - Urgency of the Past Series: Dr. Priya Satia, “The Value or Reparations, or the Values of Reparation" October 20th, 7:30-9 PM - Jewish Studies: Antisemitisms and Anti-antisemitisms with Dr. Sander Gilman, register here November + November 4th, 4:30 PM Best Buy Theater - RELS: 2026-2027 Roetzel Family Lecture with Dr. Kambiz Ghanebassiri, "The Mecca Paradox" November 4th, 6-7 PM - History Book Club with Dr. Jess Arnett (PhD ‘18) and UMN Professor Jean O’Brien November 12th, 7:30 - 9 PM - Jewish Studies: The Jew Who Passed: Laura Z. Hobson and the American Bargain of Belonging, registration November 16th, 4-5:30 PM - Dr. Noam Sienna’s inaugural Deinard Lecture, 412 Pillsubury, more information to come! December + December 11th, 12:00 PM, 1210 Heller Hall - Urgency of the Past Series: Dr. Kate Shaw, cosponsored by the Legal History Workshop Share on: Related News Exploring Sexuality and Health in Early 20th-Century Japanese Girls’ Culture A reflection on her graduate dissertation, by Lena Paulsen Spark | "An Ode to Indaanisag" by Raquel Banaszak "As long as we hold on to who we are, our children will know how to live a good life," writes graduate student Banaszak in this ode to her daughters. Remembering David Good Remembrance of professor emeritus David Good
Fall 2026 Events September 22, 2026 A list of all our hosted and cosponsored events for the fall of 2026! Information will be updated as new details are available. September + September 15th, 11:15 AM - CAS: “Written in Stone: Monuments, Memory, and Meaning in Prague” September 23rd, 11:15 AM - CHGS: Film Screening of "My Sweet Land", followed by lunch with director Sareen Hairabedian September 23rd, 6-7 PM - History Book Club with Marce Joan Butierrez and Myra Billund-Phibbs September 24th, 4-6 PM - CPS: “From Homer to the Highlands: A Global History of the Idea of Ethiopia,” registration required October + October 2nd, 12:15-2 PM - CPS: “Visualization and Power: Learning from the Past to Design the Future We Need” with Dr. Lauren Klein October 8th, 12-1:30PM - CAS: “Women’s Rights in Central Europe: A Twentieth-Century History,” register here October 8th, 5-7:30 PM - From Vice to Nice: Race, AIDS, and Midwestern Politics October 14th, 6-7 PM - History Book Club with Dr. David Bachrach and Dr. Christopher Flynn (PhD ‘20) October 15th, 5:00 PM - CLS: Ramona Arreguín de Rosales Lecture With Dr. Jacqueline Lazú, registration required October 15th, 7-8:30 PM - CPS: 2026 James Ford Bell Lecture: Dr. Serena Zabin at Andersen Library 120, register here October 15th & 16th - MOSAICS Symposium - Virtual, register here October 20th, 4 PM - Urgency of the Past Series: Dr. Priya Satia, “The Value or Reparations, or the Values of Reparation" October 20th, 7:30-9 PM - Jewish Studies: Antisemitisms and Anti-antisemitisms with Dr. Sander Gilman, register here November + November 4th, 4:30 PM Best Buy Theater - RELS: 2026-2027 Roetzel Family Lecture with Dr. Kambiz Ghanebassiri, "The Mecca Paradox" November 4th, 6-7 PM - History Book Club with Dr. Jess Arnett (PhD ‘18) and UMN Professor Jean O’Brien November 12th, 7:30 - 9 PM - Jewish Studies: The Jew Who Passed: Laura Z. Hobson and the American Bargain of Belonging, registration November 16th, 4-5:30 PM - Dr. Noam Sienna’s inaugural Deinard Lecture, 412 Pillsubury, more information to come! December + December 11th, 12:00 PM, 1210 Heller Hall - Urgency of the Past Series: Dr. Kate Shaw, cosponsored by the Legal History Workshop Share on:
Exploring Sexuality and Health in Early 20th-Century Japanese Girls’ Culture A reflection on her graduate dissertation, by Lena Paulsen
Spark | "An Ode to Indaanisag" by Raquel Banaszak "As long as we hold on to who we are, our children will know how to live a good life," writes graduate student Banaszak in this ode to her daughters.
