CAS Lectures & Events

Monday, January 28

• 4:00 PM Understanding and Improving our Urban Climate
• 6:00 PM Ovid in the #MeToo Era: Classics in the 21st Century

Sunday, February 3

• 1:00 PM Boston Colloquium for Philosophy of Science: The Future of Liberal Naturalism: The Legacies of Hilary and Ruth Anna Putnam (Day 1)

Monday, February 4

• 12:15 PM Women, War, and Agency: A Study of Boko Haram and Gender
• 1:00 PM Boston Colloquium for Philosophy of Science: The Future of Liberal Naturalism: The Legacies of Hilary and Ruth Anna Putnam (Day 2)

Thursday, February 7

• 5:00 PM Fade to Black: Race, Repression and Resistance in Boston's Spiritualist Movement

Saturday, February 9

• 9:30 AM Continuing Cavell: "Must We Mean" at Fifty

Monday, February 11

• 12:15 PM “Kwibuka: Divergent Memory and the Quest for Justice in Post-Genocide Rwanda"

Monday, February 25

• 12:00 PM Sociology Department Seminar: Down Out and Under Arrest: How Policing Shapes Everyday Life in Urban Poor Communities
• 12:00 PM Sociology Department Seminar: Down Out and Under Arrest: How Policing Shapes Everyday Life in Urban Poor Communities
• 12:15 PM Walter Rodney Lecture Series

Wednesday, February 27

• 4:00 PM The American City: Promoting Inclusion or Sowing Division?

Monday, March 4

• 11:00 AM Robin DiAngelo: What Does It Mean to Be White?
• 12:00 PM Sociology Department Seminar: Twitter Wars & Culture Wars: Teens, Tolerance and the Anti-Bullying Era.

Wednesday, March 20

• 4:00 PM High Tech and High Touch: Digital Innovations from BU’s Mobile and Electronic Health-ARC

Thursday, March 21

• 6:00 PM Looking at Morocco from Inside and Outside

Friday, March 29

• 1:00 PM Boston Colloquium for Philosophy of Science: W. E. B. DuBois and History & Philosophy of Science