CAS Lectures & Events

Thursday, February 28

• 6:00 PM Professor Perspectives: What Can Data Science Teach Us About the U.S. Political Landscape?
• 7:00 PM "My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?" Film Screening (South Campus)

Saturday, March 2

• All Day IDEA 2019 Conference: Embrace Your Impact
• 10:00 AM 35th Annual Graduate Symposium in the History of Art and Architecture

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.

Tuesday, March 19

• 6:00 PM Howard Zinn Memorial Lecture: The Second Founding

Wednesday, March 20

• 4:00 PM High Tech and High Touch: Digital Innovations from BU’s Mobile and Electronic Health-ARC
• 6:00 PM Co-Curricular: Film Screening Of Herbert Golder’s Ballad Of A Righteous Merchant, A Documentary About Werner Herzog & A Discussion With Golder

Thursday, March 21

• 6:00 PM Looking at Morocco from Inside and Outside
• 7:00 PM "Ballad of a Righteous Merchant " Film Screening (South Campus)

Friday, March 22

• 8:45 AM Boston Area Pedagogy Conference

Monday, March 25

• 7:00 PM Every Man For Himself, And God Against All: Werner Herzog Lecture

Tuesday, March 26

• 9:00 AM Werner Herzog Breakfast
• 5:00 PM Lecture with Mukoma Wa Ngugi
• 5:30 PM Creative Writing Program: Global Fellows Reading
• 5:30 PM Linguistics: Undergrad Open House

Wednesday, March 27

• 3:00 PM Nancy Rabinowitz: Gender and Sexuality: Lenses on the House of Atreus

Friday, March 29

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

Tuesday, April 2

• 4:00 PM Mechanobiology: How Force and Stretch Shape Life

Thursday, April 4

• 4:00 PM The Lambert Lecture
• 5:00 PM 11th Annual Morris Lecture in Sociology
• 5:00 PM 11th Annual Morris Lecture in Sociology

Friday, April 5

• 9:00 AM Romanticism in a New Key
• 5:00 PM Humanities Graduate School Panel