CAS Lectures & Events

Monday, October 23

• 5:15 PM Undergraduate Linguistics Open House
• 5:30 PM How the South Won the Civil War: The Significance of the West in American History

Tuesday, October 24

• 6:00 PM AGNI Magazine Launch Reading & Reception

Wednesday, October 25

• 6:00 PM Professor Perspectives: Gentrification in Boston- Are You A Gentrifier?

Thursday, October 26

• 4:00 PM Fall Languages & Careers Expo
• 6:30 PM Award Winning Poet Mark Doty reads with BU alum Tomas Unger

Wednesday, November 1

• 4:00 PM Making Lovers: Emmanuel Levinas and Iris Murdoch on Moral Formation
• 5:00 PM Seasonal Gods and Cosmic Kings: The Politics of Belief on a Classic Maya Lintel

Wednesday, November 8

• 5:00 PM "Whose Streets?" Film Screening and Conversation

Thursday, November 9

• 4:00 PM Stanley P. Stone Distinguished Lecture Series with Artist Lynda Barry

Sunday, November 12

• 4:00 PM The Geometry of the Hebrew Alphabet

Monday, November 13

• 5:30 PM BU Student-Faculty Forum: Human Genome Editing

Thursday, November 16

• 4:00 PM A Talk by Niko Pfund: 22 Things I Wish I Had Known When I Was 22.
• 5:00 PM Politics in a Post-Truth America
• 5:15 PM LINGUISTICS COLLOQUIUM: "Perception of Non-native Speech"

Monday, November 20

• 12:45 PM The Poverty of Privacy Rights Book Symposium

Thursday, November 30

• 5:30 PM Professor Perspectives: Where Do Boston Youth Go to College? Post-Secondary School Access and the Education Gap

Wednesday, December 6

• 4:00 PM How to 'Love Thy Neighbor': Lessons from Hegel on Conflict and Reconciliation

Friday, December 8

• 12:30 PM Race, Politics, and Social Media: A Symposium
• 1:00 PM "Intimacy amid Cold War: The Pen-friendships of Soviet and American Women"