Non-GC Events

The call for papers for The AskHistorians Public History Forum’s 2020 Digital Conference is fast approaching. This CfP, and further

In and Beyond the Digital: Career Pathways for Humanists A Medieval Academy of America Webinar   Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Discussing the following questions: What is Bargaining for the Common Good in Higher Education? How does it compare with traditional

We have decided to postpone this event due to uncertainty relating to Covid-19. We have not yet made firm plans about

“Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America” The Colin Powell School is pleased to welcome Dr. Marcia Chatelain to The

Global Populism And The New Right – A Symposium Sponsored By The Rifkind Center And The Colin Powell School For

Part of the Rutgers Book Initiative Lecture Series: Jill Lepore (Kemper Professor of American History, Harvard University): “Bodies of Evidence: A very brief

2020 NYC-wide Discussion Forum “Immigration and My Mental Health” – An LGBTQ+ Peoples of Color Discussion Forum Panelists: Orlando Ferrand

Part of the Rutgers Book Initiative Lecture Series:

The Center for the United States and the Cold War’s Spring 2020 seminar schedule: February 13- Andy Battle (The City

The 23rd International Conference on the History of Concepts, organized by Sebastian Conrad and Margrit Pernau on behalf of the

The History of Women and Gender program at New York University presents seminars with visiting scholars three times a semester.

Cornell University’s 2018-2019 Judith Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies Graduate Fellows are pleased to announce the third annual

The Department of Religion’s Graduate Student Association at Columbia University organizes an annual conference for graduate students. This year’s theme

For Spring semester 2020, the topic is “The Law of Nations and the Early American Constitution,” and is taught by