Relative Values: On Ethics, Economics, and Politics New to the Department of English, Chad Lavin will explore philosophical liberalism as an ideological system comprising three distinct modes of valuation—ethics, economics, […]
Play can be the glue that brings together aesthetic and social values making vibrant community spaces but also poignant social critiques. The symposium brings together speakers from different professional backgrounds […]
Hent de Vries, John Hopkins University, presents, “Savage Mysticism: The Archive and the Present of Spiritual Exercise” This is a part of the Just Theory Lecture Series.
The Case of the Vanishing Maharaja: Urdu Travel Literature and Princely Politics in South Asia Daniel Majchrowicz, Assistant Professor of South Asian Literature and Culture at Northwestern University In 1851, […]
Public discussion on new books and current events For Women's History Month All the Singles Ladies, Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation by Rebecca Traister (2016) Guest […]
The College of Arts and Sciences invites you to a reading and reception to celebrate Myung Mi Kim’s appointment as the James H. McNulty Chair in English. An award-winning poet […]
FREE and open to the public Bio: Teresa Dillon is an artist, researcher and Professor of City Futures at the School of Art and Design, UWE, Bristol. Her performative, research […]
Two hemispheres, two presentations, light lunch, and discussion Speakers Venkat Srinivasan , National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, India Douglas Lambert , PhD Candidate, UB Department of Environmental Engineering Moderator: […]
Giuseppe Gerbino, Professor of Historical Musicology, Columbia University presents, “Music, Mind, and Soul in the Renaissance.”
Works in Progress seminar, Fred Klaits, “‘Catch the Word’: Prophecy and Mentoring in African American Pentecostalism”
