3rd Annual Gudeman Lecture: “Toward a Multicentric Economy: Inverting the relation between money and value” featuring Prof Alf Hornborg of Lund University
Join the History Department with a guest lecture by Aomar Boum, a Professor of Anthropology, History, and Near Eastern Languages and Cultures from UCLA.
This session covers considerations students face in picking a career path: the impact of their work, their life’s financial trajectory, career satisfaction, and personal…
Issam Rafea, master of Syrian oud and former principal conductor of Syrian National Orchestra for Arabic Music, moves gracefully between traditional maqam repertoire and far…
Drawing on over a decade of research on civil society and contentious politics, Dr. Diana Fu (BA '06, global studies and political science) will discuss the diverse ways that…
Dr. Diana Fu (BA '06, global studies and political science) will discuss the diverse ways that China’s youth are politically engaged and offer thoughts about their role in…
We will be discussing History alumnus Dr. John Mazis' newest book, Athanasios Souliotis-Nikolaidis and Greek Irredentism: A Life in the Shadows, with Dr. Theofanis Stavrou.
The Queer and Trans* Ecologies Symposium will feature more than 20 artists, activists, scholars, and practitioners in these interdisciplinary and intersectional fields.
This workshop will be led by Prof. Ruth Nicole Brown, Chair of the Department of African American and African Studies at Michigan State University. Brown’s research documents…
This talk will address what is happening as civilians convicted of perpetrating genocide finish their prison sentences and return to their communities, often to live side by…
This session covers considerations students face in picking a career path: the impact of their work, their life’s financial trajectory, career satisfaction, and personal…
