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All Topics (February 2 through February 25)
Monday, February 2
- 2:00 PM Beyond the Headlines: The Arctic on the Global Agenda
- 6:00 PM Fasting and Spirituality: A Conversation with BU Chaplains
Tuesday, February 3
- 12:30 PM Global Security Initiative - New Weapons, Old Debates: A History of Weapons Prohibitions in International Law, 1868–Present
- 6:30 PM U.N Opportunities Panel
Wednesday, February 4
- 8:30 AM Teacher Workshop: Teaching Hard History for Elementary Learners with Primary Source
- 1:30 PM Cambodia and Thailand: Conflict, Diplomacy, and Regional Power
Thursday, February 5
Friday, February 6
- 12:00 PM Desiring Sex, Desiring Piety: Sexual Moralities, Islam, and the Good (Gay) Muslim in Amman, Jordan
Monday, February 9
- All Day Teach East Africa Week 2026
- 12:30 PM Walter Rodney Seminar Series: “Rethinking Maternalism: Motherhood, Power, and Embodiment in Côte d’Ivoire” with Elizabeth Jacob
- 5:00 PM China and the Philippines: A Connected History for our Untangling World
Tuesday, February 10
- 10:00 AM Pardee Graduate Program Information Session
- 5:00 PM Pop-Propaganda: How the Kremlin Markets its War like Disney and Coca-Cola
Wednesday, February 11
- 4:30 PM The Mechanics of Public Man-Made Death: USAID’s Destruction At One Year
- 5:00 PM From Kakilala to Kapamilya: Building Connections through Filipino Language
Thursday, February 12
- 9:00 AM 2026 Conference on the Jewish Left
- 4:00 PM Authoritarian Absorption: The Transnational Remaking of Epidemic Politics in China
- Learning from Japan: Expos Past, Present and Future
- 7:00 PM Global Read Webinar with award-wining author Jordan Ifueko