Professor Katrina Daly Thompson will be participating in this roundtable, discussing her research on the (mis-)representations of Swahili speakers in textbooks and her development of online Swahili materials about gender and sexuality focused on not …
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Reanimating the Archive: Phonographic Excavations of African Coloniality
Center for the Humanities Friday Lunch Series features Professor Ron Radano Learn More!
Categorizing Muslims: Tactics of Intersubjectivity in a Progressive Muslim Community of Practice
Featuring Professor Katrina Daly Thompson Learn More! Sponsored by the Middle East Studies Program
Wolof Language Table
Arabic Language Table
Arabic Language Table
Kitundu: Visiting Artist Colloquium
Walter Kitundu creates kinetic sculptures and sonic installations, develops public works, builds (and performs on) extraordinary musical instruments, while studying and documenting the natural world. He is the inventor of a family of Phonoharps, multi-stringed …
The ‘mal d’archives’ and Tunisian Women Revolutionary Art
A Lecture by Nevine El Nossery In the wake of major events that have shaken the Middle East and North Africa since the Arab Springs, politically engaged women artists have increasingly come to characterize a …
Ron Radano Earns Berlin Prize
Each year, the American Academy in Berlin awards two-dozen semester-long Berlin Prize fellowships to outstanding scholars, writers, and artists from the United States. Fellows, who come from the humanities, social sciences, public policy, and the …
Brownbag Chat
Featuring Professor Ron Radano. Learn about faculty research, get career advice, discuss time management…these sessions are designed to help you get to know our faculty and answer your questions about making the most of your academic pursuits. …