Events

Amitav Ghosh, moderated by Emily Raboteau

Zoom
7:00 pm

Amitav Ghosh, author of The Great Derangement, will read and discuss the imaginative possibilities of climate awareness and action.  Moderated by writer and activist Emily Raboteau, co-sponsored by...

Miwa Matreyek: Infinitely Yours

Virtual
7:00 pm

Throughout Infinitely Yours Miwa Matreyek’s shadow traverses macro and micro scales, as her silhouette shape-shifts to experience the world from various perspectives. An earth overflowing with...

Miwa Matreyek: Climate Crisis Panel Discussion

Virtual (Tickets Required)
7:00 pm

Miwa Matreyek and Emily Raboteau along with scientists, thought leaders, and activists discuss pressing environmental issues, promising solutions, and the power of creative arts and communication...

Five College Seminar in Book History with Jennifer Burek Pierce

Zoom
5:00 pm

Join us for a Five College Seminar in Book History with Jennifer Burek Pierce (Library and Information Science, University of Iowa), who will speak on he forthcoming book, Narratives, Nerdfighters,...

Colloquium with Nick Bromell

Zoom
4:00 pm

Join us for a colloquium with Nick Bromell. Bromell will speak about both the process of writing and the angle of his analysis in his new book, The Powers of Dignity: The Black Political Philosophy...

Department Meeting

Zoom
4:00 pm

Details forthcoming.

Dan S. Collins Lecture: “Imagining Human Rights in Early Modernity" with Sharon Achinstein

Zoom
2:00 pm

Join us for the annual Dan S. Collins Lecture, delivered by Sharon Achinstein (Sir William Ostler Professor of English, Johns Hopkins University). This lecture is titled, “Imagining Human Rights in...