Events

Our next parlor will feature Jackie James and Caitlin Baulch.

This Roundtable will feature seven University of Minnesota language instructors who will showcase a wide range of practical teaching ideas that they gleaned from taking a…

Part storytelling, part lecture, and part live documentary film, Sarah Kanouse’s solo performance “My Electric Genealogy” explores the shifting cultures and politics of energy…

"Cervantine Blackness"

Discourse LIKE is both ubiquitous in native English speech and socially stigmatized in most English-speaking communities. However, it is typically not introduced in English as…

Ann DuHamel, Associate Professor of Piano at the University of Minnesota Morris presents: Prayers for a Feverish Planet: New Music About Climate Change

The Child Removal Team will present, "Experiences and Impacts of Child Removal in Native Communities."

The Voice, Art, and Community Series presents poets Heid E. Erdrich, Sun Yung Shin, and Douglas Kearney.

The University Wind Ensemble will perform on February 6 at 7:30 PM in Ted Mann Concert Hall.

The talk will present In Schammes’s Footsteps, a project created by the textile artist Katya Oicherman in the city of Worms in Rhineland-Palatinate state of Germany in 2022.

Part of the IREL: Interpersonal Relationships Colloquium Series.

The poet and Harvard University literary critic gives the Edelstein-Keller Lecture.

You are invited to the first meeting of the Applied Linguistics Research Group, co-hosted by the Language Center and CARLA.

Start your semester off with Prof. jess pretty and dance students for a dance studio showing!

This lecture will focus on the diaries of Soviet Jewish evacuees who survived the Second World War in the Soviet hinterland.

This webinar brings together three migration historians who will discuss their career paths in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors.

A collaboration between Carl Flink, the Director of Dance, and David Odde, a Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering.

Hear from Walter Nathan Essayist Rachel M. Hanson and Pink Poetry Prize winner Hannah Dierdorff.

The University Band and Maroon Campus Bands will perform on February 23 at 7:30 PM in Ted Mann Concert Hall.

"Taxation, Sorcery, and Economic Networks: Pak Toch’ang in the Sorcery scandal of 1730"