Events

Mark Russell Smith, conductor.

This collaborative event between CLA Advising and the language departments will offer opportunities for engagement by featuring both structured and unstructured interaction.

Dean Sorenson, director.

The photographer will present 'Documenting the Personal,' a personal journey through her work.

A daylong series of events, featuring a keynote presentation by Leslie Kern, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Urban Studies program.

Join the Department of Political Science to hear Professor Tim Johnson discuss his research and his journey from student to faculty at UMN.

Jim Hodges, University of Minnesota, will provide this year's distinguished lecture in memory of Seymour Geisser.

Join CHGS this fall for a special guided tour of the Bdote site at Fort Snelling State Park, location of Dakota creation stories and the site of mass imprisonment of the…

SPACO is a Spanish and Portuguese undergraduate club focused on the development of knowledge of the Spanish and Portuguese languages and the cultures and communities with…

Matar Family Lecture in Arabic Studies with poet Iman Mersal

Free and open to the public

Hear new work from the author of Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls.

Open to the public

The CUNY professor is the author most recently of The Difference Aesthetics Makes: on the humanities ‘after Man.'

This panel will discuss a range of issues related to P’urhépecha and Pirinda traditions of danzas and the craft-making of masks by members of these communities in Michoacán.

Mother Krause's Journey to Happiness (Mutter Krausens Fahrt ins Glück, Dir. Piel Jutzi, 1929, DCP, 133 min).

A RIDGS Book Event for Dr. Elizabeth Sumida Huaman

A RIDGS event to celebrate Dr. Elizabeth Sumida Huaman's new edited volume, Indigenous Research Design (Canadian Scholars, 2023).

UMN Sociology Workshop: Isabel Arriagada

Phil Hey, director.