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Nationalization and Globalization in Competition: The 1992 Olympics and the New Europe
12:30 pm — 2:00 pm Online
Leslie Waters joins the CUNY REEES Kruzhok to share new research on the role of the 1992 Olympics in the political reorientation of Europe.
Internal Event
The Myth of Er as Told in Polyglot Pamphylia
5:00 pm 3309
Professor Nicholas Pappas, the CUNY Graduate Center Linguistic geography helps us classify Plato’s myth of Er within the larger phenomenon, still insufficiently examined, of the conception of the philosopher entangling itself in the concept of the Hellenic and native. The...
Internal Event
Gene Andrew Jarrett on Paul Laurence Dunbar
7:00 pm Online
In conversation with Kerri Greenidge
Open to the Public
LIVE@365 - A GLOBAL MUSIC SERIES: ÌFÉ
7:00 pm 1201: Elebash Recital Hall
IN-PERSON ONLY EVENT The New Orleans-based ÌFÉ is a project of percussionist, producer, and Santería priest Otura Mun, which merges Afro-Latin percussion and Yoruba prayer with electronic music. Mun’s Orisha religious practice is the lens through which the music is...
Open to the Public
Andrew Meier on the Morganthau Dynasty
6:30 pm 1201: Elebash Recital Hall
In conversation with Kai Bird
Open to the Public
Ph.D. in Urban Education - Virtual Open House
6:30 pm Online
Join the CUNY Graduate Center's Urban Education program for more information about their Ph.D. Zoom Event Registration
Open to the Public
Americonned: Film Screening and Discussion
6:30 pm C200: Proshansky Auditorium
IN-PERSON ONLY EVENT Join us for a preview of the new film Americonned, about the deep and pervasive effects of income inequality in America and the impact on American workers. The documentary examines the hidden struggles of American families, the...
Open to the Public
Nikkei Literature in Argentina: Past & Present
5:00 am 9205
In this presentation, I will examine the history of Nikkei literature in Argentina by focusing on two writers from different time periods. Yoshio Shinya (1884-1954), the first documented Japanese immigrant in Argentina, wrote his signature text Imperio del sol naciente...
Open to the Public
ARC Seminar: Lucia Sorbera
4:00 pm — 5:30 pm Hybrid (see description for details)
A Politics of Radical Care: Writing Women into the History of the Egyptian Human Rights Movement
Open to the Public
Dorothy O. Helly Lecture: Ava Chin, "The Way to Mott Street"
4:00 pm Online
Presented in collaboration with Women Writing Women's Lives (WWWL)
Open to the Public