Lecture: "Redoubled/Something We Carry"
Jen Everett will exhibit her work in the Riley Hall Photography Gallery from March 5 to April 2, 2021. She will also give this virtual lecture.
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Ten Years Hence Lecture: "Automated Approaches to Detecting, Attributing, and Characterizing Falsified Media"
Presented by Matt Turek, program manager, at DARPA’s Information Innovation Office.This is the fourth lecture of eight online lectures in the Ten Years Hence Speaker Series. All lectures are free and open to students, faculty, staff and the public, but...
Dante in America III
In this third session, Joshua Matthews, associate professor of English at Dordt University, will give a lecture on Dante in the American Civil War era and Dennis Looney, director of the Association of Departments of Foreign Languages at MLA, will...
Lecture: "Identity" (part of the Building an Anti-Racist Vocabulary series)
Join the Klau Center for Civil and Human Rights as Sunny Hostin, '94 law alumna, explores racial identity. Hostin is senior legal correspondent & analyst for ABC News and co-host of ABC Daytime’s morning show The View, and author of I Am...
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Clothing and Food, the Kenyan Way
Kenya is a multicultural country with about 44 ethnic communities, all with different cultures, foods and clothing. In this language table hosted by the CSLC’s Swahili FLTA, Jossy Mutisya, we will look at some of the cultures and their ways...
Lecture: "The Implicated Subject: Beyond Victims and Perpetrators"
Featuring Michael Rothberg, 1939 Society Samuel Goetz Chair in Holocaust Studies; Professor of English and Comparative Literature, University of California, Los Angeles.
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Lecture: "Flexibility in Order: Three Assumptions that Distort International Order"
Mariya Grinberg is a postdoctoral fellow with the Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth College. Her primary research examines why states trade with their enemies,...
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Research Uncorked – “A Reading and Conversation With Poet Francisco Aragón”
Research Uncorked is a monthly speaker series featuring informal interviews with leading scholars and scientists from the University. Originally hosted at Ironhand Winebar in South Bend, the series is currently taking place online because of the coronavirus. In March, we’re...
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Slow Look
Take a mid-week break and join us for a slow look at Eugène Boudin’s "Le Port de Camaret". We’ll use tools of mindfulness meditation as a way to approach and understand the painting.
Mass Vaccination Clinic for Northern Indiana Residents
In partnership with the Indiana Department of Health and the St. Joseph County Health Department, the University of Notre Dame will stand up and implement a mass inoculation clinic on campus in late March to provide free COVID-19 vaccines to...
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Ten Years Hence Lecture: "Making America Competitive Again in the Information Space"
Presented by Jamie Fly, President & CEO of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
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Lecture: "Misuse of Civil Rights History" (part of the Building an Anti-Racist Vocabulary series)
Join the Klau Center for Civil and Human Rights as Jeanne Theoharis, Brooklyn College, explores how the civil rights movement has been misrepresented and compromised through myth-making. Theoharis is Distinguished Professor of Political Science and author of "A More Beautiful and...
Translating the Founder: The Sorin Translation Project and Digital Exhibit
Presented by Sonja Stojanovic and Rev. Gregory Haake.
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Mass Vaccination Clinic for Northern Indiana Residents
In partnership with the Indiana Department of Health and the St. Joseph County Health Department, the University of Notre Dame will stand up and implement a mass inoculation clinic on campus in late March to provide free COVID-19 vaccines to...
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Side-by-Side Saturday: Nature in Art
$10 per pair (adult + child)* for non-members / FREE for members. Registration closes on March 22 Connect with a little person in your life while discovering new works of art and creating together. This program will take place over...
Virtual Presentation: "Do Wars Make States and States Make War: Rethinking the Origins of the Seven Years War"
I am a historian of Britain and its Empire, of comparative revolutions, comparative empires, and of northern Europe more broadly. I am both a deeply committed archival historian and a scholar who believes profoundly that...
Creating a World Free of Nuclear Weapons: Student Conversations
Join us for a series of monthly conversations that will engage students from Catholic Universities to include Notre Dame, Georgetown, Catholic University, Northwestern, Japanese universities partner and more, in discussions focused on the Catholic approach to nuclear weapons and can include topics...
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Lecture: "Mediating Justice: Law, Violence, and Ethnography"
Inspired by these events, the “Mediating Justice” series asks what it is that we mean when we talk about justice. To do this, the series takes an unusual approach. Instead of the usual turn to philosophy or jurisprudence for a...
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Poshak: Dress Code Culture in India
Clothing in India is affected by place, religion, culture and region. The diversity is depicted in daily-wear clothing as well as that worn on specific occasions. From embroidery to prints, hand weaving to machine work, India has a full wardrobe when...
Ten Years Hence Lecture: "Trust and Truth in the Age of Deep Fakes"
Trust and Truth in the Age of Deep Fakes is presented by Hany Farid, Professor, UC Berkeley, School of Information. His research focuses on digital forensics, image analysis, and human perception. This is the sixth lecture of eight online lectures...
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