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Young Hall (113)
Citadels: Charitable Giving of the Rich
Charitable giving has always been skewed toward large donors, but there is a growing sense that giving has become more dominated by the ultra-rich than ever before. Given current trends in charitable...
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Weisiger Theatre
Solito - Home, Identity, and the Immigrant Experience
Grace Doherty Library, with generous support from the Humana Foundation, will host the Javier Zamora as the Humana Distinguished Library Lecturer for 2024. Javier Zamora will discuss and sign his book...
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Young Hall (113)
How We Did It - Reading the Herculaneum Scrolls Without Opening Them
How We Did It! Reading the Herculaneum Scrolls Without Opening Them Thursday, October 10, 2024 | 7:30pm – Young 113 (open to the public) In this talk, Dr. Brent Seales, the Stanley and Karen Pigman...
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Young Hall (113)
The Language of Love in South Asia - Muslims, Hindus, and Translation (D&I)
In this talk, Dr. Francesca Chubb-Confer, Visiting Assistant Professor at Oberlin College, will focus on the complicated dynamics between Muslim and Hindu communities in India focusing on the language...
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Young Hall (113)
Uniting Justice and Freedom - The ACLU’s Mission in a Divided America
What happens when the pursuit of justice collides with the protection of individual freedoms? Amber Duke, Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Kentucky, joins us for...
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Young Hall (113)
Navigating Global Opportunities: Business in China (D&I)
What is it like to live and work in China? How does one navigate politics and cultural differences to thrive in an international environment? Come learn from two distinguished business professionals...
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Newlin Hall
Musicians Showcase Fall Concert
The Music Program presents a variety of Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê±¨Ö½×ÊÁÏstudent musicians, ensembles, and singers as they come together to showcase their wide range of talents. Free and Open to the Public.
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Young Hall (113)
The Religion of Reproductive Rights Claims (D&I)
The Religion of Reproductive Rights Claims will explore the Jewish Fight to Legalize Abortion as a contemporary case study. In the months leading up to the U.S. Supreme Court overturning of Roe vs...
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Ewen Room
Palestine and Germany Today: Activism and Resilience (D&I)
Palestinian voices in Germany are often marginalized, misrepresented, or silenced in mainstream discourse, perpetuating misconceptions, and contributing to the perpetuation of injustices. This has...
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Young Hall (113)
Portraits of Poverty: Ways Poverty Affects Different Populations (D&I)
Poverty does not affect people uniformly. Children and the elderly experience poverty in very different ways, for instance. Therefore, alleviating the impact of poverty for different groups of people...
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