Asst. Prof. of Sociology & AAAS Shatona' Allen will discuss her book, Black Lives Matter: A reference Handbook.

Join us for our Class of 1930 Lecture with Pete Buttigieg, former U.S. Secretary of Transportation, as part of our "Law and Democracy: The United States at 250" speaker series.

Author Robert Malley in conversation with Professor Ezzedine Fishere.

Join EEERS for a special lecture with Katerina Gordeeva—award-winning journalist, documentary filmmaker, and "foreign agent" in exile.

Michael Rubin, Senior Fellow with AEI, examines the significance of Iran’s protest movements, the regime’s response, and the risks and opportunities.

Dialogue between Pulitzer-Prize winning historians, Ada Ferrer, Princeton University, and Greg Grandin, Yale University, moderated by Matt Garcia and Jorge Cuellar (LALACS).

A forum with five attorneys who resigned in protest, exploring moral agency, high-stakes decision-making, and life inside elite institutions.

An exciting, 2-day, innovation and implementation workshop for ideas to strengthen health care delivery against cyber and technology disasters. Students/trainees welcome!

Yoga Nidra is a contemplative practice that involves following guided prompts while lying in a comfortable position through various stages of relaxation, breathing exercises,

The Ethics Institute hosts informal faculty and student discussions and public lectures on new books in ethics throughout the academic year.