Events

Public lecture by Theodora Dragostinova, Department of History, The Ohio State University

PhD candidate Amber Hamilton will present "Critique, Identity, Power: How Black Twitter Users Construct Race Online" at the Sociology Workshop Series.

Virtual event with MacArthur Genius Grant Fellow Maria Mavroudi

Led by Emily Bruce (PhD '15), assistant professor of history, University of Minnesota Morris and Mary Jo Maynes, professor of history, University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

Ray Bai, assistant professor of the University of South Carolina will present "VCBART: Bayesian Treed Varying Coefficient Modeling."

PhD candidate Edgar Campos will present "La Fiesta Maravillosa: The Politics of Culture in Mexico's 1968 Olympic Bid."

Stories from the COVID-19 pandemic

Billions of people use social media platforms and have access to a 5000-plus-channel streaming and broadcasting universe, yet citizens are less informed than ever before. S…

Distinguished Professor G. Jogesh Babu, Penn State University, will present "Time Domain Astronomy: Statistical Challenges."

CNN Senior Political Correspondent and Anchor of Inside Politics Sunday, Abby Phillip joins Assistant Professor Danielle Brown in conversation about the role journalism plays…

Chris Saladin, Katherine Pierpont, and Rushika Hage present.

The Day of the Dead altar is a long-standing tradition for the Chicano & Latino Studies Department and its students

Join the Heller-Hurwicz Economics Institute for our fall lecture, a special gathering to honor Robert B. Litterman, PhD '80.

This workshop highlights how films and new media harness Indigenous experience, worldview, and cultural forms of expression to combat ongoing violence against Native/First…

Public lecture by Eagle Glassheim, Department of History, University of British Columbia

The Center for Premodern Studies presents The Ghost of Blithfield Hall: A Paleography Mystery. Hosted by Julie Fisher (Newberry Library), Sarah Powell (Harvard University)…

The essays in Sparked: George Floyd, Racism, and the Progressive Illusion reflect on the murder of George Floyd and the wonderful and wretched sides of living in Minneapolis…

Elizabeth Morrison is the senior curator of manuscripts at the J. Paul. Getty Museum and will be giving a presentation about medieval bestiaries. The Carl Sheppard Memorial…

Public lecture by writer and translator Damion Searls

Dr. Michelle LaRue (PhD '07) will be presenting the 2021 Borchert Lecture, "From cougars to penguins—Pushing boundaries in spatial ecology."