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"UMass Amherst Planning Faculty and PhD Student Research," Zube Panel Discussion with Peter Dunn, Theodore Eisenman, and Paromita Shome

15
Oct
4:00 pm Academics

The Zube Lecture Series panel discussion features planning research by UMass Amherst professors Peter Dunn and Theodore Eisenman and PhD student Paromita Shome.

What is Academic Freedom?

20
Oct
12:00 pm Academics

The Academic Freedom Subcommittee is hosting a public campus conversation about academic freedom and freedom of speech. 

How to Survive Authoritarianism: A Russian's Phrasebook for Everyday Life in America

20
Oct
4:00 pm Current Events

Maria Kuznetsova and Dan Storyev talk about their new book "How to Survive Authoritarianism: A Russian's Phrasebook for Everyday Life in America."  

CJLS Community Talk

22
Oct
4:00 pm Current Events

Join us as Paul Collins, Diane Curtis, and Jamie Rowen discuss Supreme Court terms and the upcoming midterm elections. 

Who Else Opposed Monarchy in 1776?

22
Oct
5:30 pm Current Events

In this lecture marking America at 250, Stanford historian Priya Satia will examine alternative forms of republicanism prevalent in the 18th-century world.

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