Algorithms are shaping decisions that affect our lives—but are they better than human experts? Join us as we dive into when to trust algorithms, when to trust people, and how…
The opening panel of Music in a Time of Crisis will center on Singing Resistance, a mass movement of singers and organizers who use collective singing as a form of nonviolent…
Learn internship and job search strategies for navigating a tough market. Get practical tips, tools, and guidance from Career Services. Tue, Mar 17 · 4–5 pm.
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…
Hosted by the Department of American Indian Studies, this symposium responds to the global phenomenon known as self-Indigenization, pretendianism, or ethnic fraud.
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…
Dr. Mark Villegas presents on his book "Manifest Technique: Hip Hop, Empire, and Visionary Filipino American Culture", the first scholarly book to examine the significance of…
A dinner conversation between Dina Gilio-Whitaker and Audra Simpson, part of the "Holding Our Ground: Voices and Strategies Against Self-indigenization" symposium.
School of Music Professor Alaba Ilesanmi joins The Rondo Community Music Series Panel Discussion at Walker West Music Academy. Free admission, registration required.
This event centers lineage as data and how communities are reclaiming them in the wake of forced migration, incarceration, displacement, and structural erasure.
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…
