The Katherine E. Nash Gallery and Memorialize the Movement present an exhibition of murals that were painted on plywood after the murder of George Floyd.
Come explore diverse perspectives and cutting-edge research at the inaugural Human Rights Day Symposium! Featuring a student poster session, faculty panel and a keynote…
Jews in America have routinely, even reflexively, turned to humor in navigating their identity. This talk explores how Jewish comedians have done so on stage, screen, and in…
All faculty in departments of languages and linguistics are invited to a general session on the new Title II ruling from the Department of Justice, which sets specific digital…
A play in portraits by Tylie Shider, 2022-23 McKnight Fellow at the Playwrights’ Center. Directed by Aaron Todd Douglas, Director of BFA Actor Training Program.
We invite you to join us for the French and Italian graduate colloquium featuring five presentations on the subject of Pathological Characters: Models of Resistance in the…