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"Insights in Sex Chromosome Evolution from Genetic Mapping" is presented by Paris Veltsos, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow in...

Mengxiao Wang of Yale University will give a talk titled "Disciplining the Problematic Genre:
Buddhist Regulations o...

Please join us for a Keynote address from Jackson Katz, a noted educator, author, filmmaker and cultural critic. Dr Katz w...

Allison Bernard of Columbia University will give a talk titled "This Bystander with Cold, Clear Eyes: Meta-Theater in T...

Phillip B. Williams is a poet who “sings for the vanished, for the haunted, for the tortured, for the lost, for the plac...

Join us for a conversation with Associate Professor of Spanish Sara Brenneis about her new book, Spaniards in Mauthause...

The Department of Political Science, along with funding from the Stanton Foundation, welcomes Sarah Kreps to present "Hawk...

Tara Zahra, the Homer J. Livingston Professor of History at the University of Chicago, speaks on the transnational history...

John Kasich served as the 69th governor of Ohio from 2011 to 2019 and was a Republican presidential contender in 2000 and ...

Join us for the third annual senior English major capstone symposium. In a series of concurrent panels, senior English maj...

The Faculty Colloquium Series for 2018-19 presents a lecture titled "Sharia Politics, Common Law, and Transition to Civil ...

Seminar Title: "The structural mechanism of CaMKII regulation: from fertilization to encoding long-term memory."

Ab...

Lei Ying, postdoctoral fellow at Fudan University in Shanghai, will give a talk titled "Karma in Translation: Buddhism, Da...

The emerging field of biosensors based on two-dimensional (2D) materials offers a pathway to new opportunities in microbio...

Anne Rebull, postdoctoral fellow, Center for Chinese Studies, University of Michigam, will give a talk titled "Translating...

Nigel Nicholson (Walter Mintz Professor of Classics and Dean of the Faculty, Reed College) will be giving a talk on the th...

Kristen M DeAngelis, PhD
Associate Professor, Microbiology Department
Microbiology Honors Program Director

Making the Compassionate Spectator: Annihilation and Affliction in the Films of Brillante Mendoza.
A lecture by awa...

Join Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr. for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr./Black History Month Symposium Keynote, "Interrogation of Exce...

TRUTH. Arrive curious. Leave inspired.
On Thursday, Feb. 21, support student speakers by attending TRUTH: Amherst Co...

Phyllis Trible earned a Ph.D. in 1963 from Union Seminary, Columbia University, with an emphasis in Old Testament. By the ...

Dr. Tom Wickman, associate professor of history and American studies at Trinity College, will discuss his new book, titled...

"Stalin: Waiting for Hitler" is a talk by Stephen Kotkin, who is the John P. Birkelund Professor in History and Internatio...

Jayne Vogelzang and Kevin Wang will each speak about a recent journal article of interest.

Stevie Wonder once sang, “Love’s in need of love today.” His words couldn’t be more true as we face a global commu...

Talk and Performance

"The Timbre of Trash: Anthropomorphic models to Resist Obsolescence in Technological Sound Pra...

Kamilah Ali, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Basic Science
Course Director, Pharmacology
Touro College of Ost...

This talk examines how Black Caribbean youth perceive and experience the state-endorsed "Stop and Search" program in Londo...

Newton's Third Law, aka the action-reaction law, can be quite confusing to many students, instructors and even to some tex...

In the first three decades of the 18th century, a series of personal accounts, sworn attestations and trial records of the...

Dorceta Taylor is professor of environmental justice at the University of Michigan. She is also the program director of th...

Klára Móricz is the Joseph E. and Grace. W. Valentine Professor at Amherst College. Her book Jewish Identities: Natio...