Interested in humanities research? Register for our info session Oct. 1 at noon. Rising senior honors students can apply for undergrad fellowships. Pizza will be served. @brownuresearch.bsky.social Read more: buff.ly/PRFq7Nl

Join us for “Navajo Territorial Recuperations,” a conversation w/ Diné scholar Melanie Yazzie and Diné artist Will Wilson, moderated by Brown University professor Macarena Gómez-Barris, Sept. 15, 5:30–7 pm on campus. buff.ly/8mEPwIM #EnvironmentalHumanities #Environment

Explore the implications of scale in the humanities and #AI in the panel “Scale Across the Disciplines” Sept. 12, 3–4:30 pm, w/ scholars from #English, #ComputerScience, @brownhist.bsky.social, @watsonschoolbrown.bsky.social, & @brownphysics.bsky.social. buff.ly/DPpfddR @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Interested in humanities research? Register for our info session Oct. 1 at noon. Rising senior honors students can apply for undergrad fellowships. Pizza will be served. @brownuresearch.bsky.social Read more: buff.ly/PRFq7Nl

Brown University students, join Pulitzer Prize–winning multigenre author Jhumpa Lahiri for a special seminar Oct. 6, 3 – 4:30 pm on campus! Limited seating. Read more and register: buff.ly/0W9VlcE

Pulitzer Prize–winning multigenre author Jhumpa Lahiri comes to campus for a reading and conversation with Brown University Literary Arts professor Karan Mahajan, Monday, Oct. 6, 5:30 – 7 pm. Part of the Flynn Lecture Series. Free, open to all. Please register. buff.ly/Z8JOmhw

Explore the implications of scale in the humanities and #AI in the panel “Scale Across the Disciplines” Sept. 12, 3–4:30 pm, w/ scholars from #English, #ComputerScience, @brownhist.bsky.social, @watsonschoolbrown.bsky.social, & @brownphysics.bsky.social. buff.ly/DPpfddR @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Join us for “Navajo Territorial Recuperations,” a conversation w/ Diné scholar Melanie Yazzie and Diné artist Will Wilson, moderated by Brown University professor Macarena Gómez-Barris, Sept. 15, 5:30–7 pm on campus. buff.ly/8mEPwIM #EnvironmentalHumanities #Environment

Join us for “Navajo Territorial Recuperations,” a conversation w/ Diné scholar Melanie Yazzie and Diné artist Will Wilson, moderated by Brown University professor Macarena Gómez-Barris, Sept. 15, 5:30–7 pm on campus. buff.ly/8mEPwIM #EnvironmentalHumanities #Environment

Explore the implications of scale in the humanities and #AI in the panel “Scale Across the Disciplines” Sept. 12, 3–4:30 pm, w/ scholars from #English, #ComputerScience, @brownhist.bsky.social, @watsonschoolbrown.bsky.social, & @brownphysics.bsky.social. buff.ly/DPpfddR @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Brown University Ph.D. students are invited to the 9/18 workshop “How to Get a Job in a Liberal Arts College.” Offers a practical guide to applications, interviews & campus visits. 20 individual consultations available. Register/details: buff.ly/izTJVhs @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Brown University Ph.D. students are invited to the 9/18 workshop “How to Get a Job in a Liberal Arts College.” Offers a practical guide to applications, interviews & campus visits. 20 individual consultations available. Register/details: buff.ly/izTJVhs @brownuresearch.bsky.social

The institute offered two spring 2025 courses pairing humanities faculty with computer scientists to probe the challenges of AI, giving students a timely, valuable opportunity to explore AI beyond the bounds of purely technical frameworks. Read more:

Come celebrate the innovative and timely work of 10 Brown University Ph.D. candidates at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop. May 2–3 in Andrews House. Schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Sofía Rocha (#MusicAndMultimediaComposition) & Amber Hawk Swanson (#TheatreArtsAndPerformanceStudies) explore the work of contemporary artists interrogating identity and power at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Matthew Ballance (@brownanthro.bsky.social) & Choa Choi (#English) explore Indigenous history and representation at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. Event schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities @brownuresearch.bsky.social

JElizabeth Berman (#ModernCultureAndMedia) & Nick Bentz (#MusicAndMultimediaComposition) explore the impact of technology on contemporary media at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. Event schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities @brownuresearch.bsky.social

May 2–3, the Collaborative Public Workshop explores innovative doctoral work in the collaborative humanities. W/ faculty commentators Susan Bernstein (Brown), David L. Eng (@upenn.edu), Elizabeth A. Povinelli (@columbiauniversity.bsky.social), and Leela Prasad (Brown). buff.ly/ZJpwNPt

Sönke Parpart (#GermanStudies) & Shirley Ma (#Musicology and Ethnomusicology) explore the confluence of politics and artistic production at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. Event schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Aseel Azab-Osman (#ReligiousStudies) & Goutam Piduri (#English) offer fascinating rereadings of historical and literary work, kicking off the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. Event schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Come celebrate the innovative and timely work of 10 Brown University Ph.D. candidates at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop. May 2–3 in Andrews House. Schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt @brownuresearch.bsky.social

The roundtable “Disability & Debility in the Everyday Life of War” brings together Asian American feminist scholars working at the intersections of critical militarism studies and #DisabilityStudies, 4/15, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/RrPNAgb

Eleanor Paynter (Cogut Institute 2023–24 postdoctoral fellow) discusses her new book in a hybrid event this Friday!

The roundtable “Disability & Debility in the Everyday Life of War” brings together Asian American feminist scholars working at the intersections of critical militarism studies and #DisabilityStudies, 4/15, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/s1z6iD0

Explore the intersection of the humanities, science & #AI in the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4, 9:30 am–5:30 pm on campus. W/ scholars from art history, data science, history of science, literature & rhetoric. buff.ly/MDFUplx

The roundtable “Disability & Debility in the Everyday Life of War” brings together Asian American feminist scholars working at the intersections of critical militarism studies and #DisabilityStudies, 4/15, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/weTJ1O1

The third panel (3–4:40 pm) at the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4 will feature: • Tara Suri (@harvard.edu), “Modeling ‘The Human’ Over the End of Empire” • Stephanie Dick (@simonfraseru.bsky.social), “Modeling the Mathematical Mind” buff.ly/MDFUplx

Explore the intersection of the humanities, science & #AI in the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4, 9:30 am–5:30 pm on campus. W/ scholars from art history, data science, history of science, literature & rhetoric. buff.ly/k25Gteo

Scholar Stephanie Dick (Simon Fraser University) explores how “criminality” is technologically constructed in her talk “The Blaze of Lights at Western Avenue: ‘Criminality’ and Computation in the first American Law Enforcement Databank” April 3, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/Sy5vpSD #AI

The second panel (1–2:30 pm) at the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4 will feature: • Juliet Koss (Scripps College), “Model Mode” • David Bates (@ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social), “Epistemologies of the Virtual” buff.ly/k25Gteo

Workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4 Panel 1: • Tung-Hui Hu (@umich.edu), “The Black Box Problem Revisited, or Models to Interpret Media” • Jacob Gates Foster (Indiana University), “Models Are Prostheses for Exploring the Possible” buff.ly/MDFUplx

Join scholars Heather Davis (@thenewschool.bsky.social) & Xan Chacko for “Plastic Tears,” a talk & conversation exploring questions of plastics, queerness, infrastructures & Davis’ interdisciplinary environmental work. March 17, 5:30–7 pm on campus. buff.ly/3D8gjYe

Scholar Stephanie Dick (Simon Fraser University) explores how “criminality” is technologically constructed in her talk “The Blaze of Lights at Western Avenue: ‘Criminality’ and Computation in the first American Law Enforcement Databank” April 3, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/Sy5vpSD #AI

Today! March 14, 6–9 pm, in the Granoff Center. Film-Thinking presents a screening of “The Round-Up,” a 1966 film directed by Miklós Jancsó. A conversation will follow the screening. buff.ly/4kf6Lv9 #Film #FilmStudies

Explore the intersection of the humanities, science & #AI in the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4, 9:30 am–5:30 pm on campus. W/ scholars from art history, data science, history of science, literature & rhetoric. buff.ly/k25Gteo

Join scholars Heather Davis (@thenewschool.bsky.social) & Xan Chacko for “Plastic Tears,” a talk & conversation exploring questions of plastics, queerness, infrastructures & Davis’ interdisciplinary environmental work. March 17, 5:30–7 pm on campus. buff.ly/3D8gjYe

Film-Thinking presents a screening of “The Round-Up,” a 1966 film directed by Miklós Jancsó, March 14, 6–9 pm, in the Granoff Center. A conversation will follow the screening. buff.ly/4kf6Lv9 #Film #FilmStudies

Today, March 7, 2–3:30 pm on campus! Scholar @hannesbajohr.bsky.social (@ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social) explores #AI writing in the talk “Writing at a Distance: Notes on Authorship and AI.” buff.ly/4jXDKns #Humanities #ArtificialIntelligence

Deadline extended to March 9! Brown Univ. grad students can apply to join a May 27–June 2 workshop at Brown. Macarena Gómez-Barris (Brown) and Michaeline Crichlow (@duke-university.bsky.social) direct the workshop. Application details: buff.ly/4h2UJCa @brownuresearch.bsky.social

Film-Thinking presents a screening of “The Round-Up,” a 1966 film directed by Miklós Jancsó, March 14, 6–9 pm, in the Granoff Center. A conversation will follow the screening. buff.ly/4kf6Lv9 #Film ##Film#FilmStudies

Join scholars Heather Davis (@thenewschool.bsky.social) & Xan Chacko for “Plastic Tears,” a talk & conversation exploring questions of plastics, queerness, infrastructures & Davis’ interdisciplinary environmental work. March 17, 5:30–7 pm on campus. buff.ly/3D8gjYe

Brown University students, join Yale University historian and New York Times best-selling author Timothy Snyder (@timothysnyder.bsky.social) for a special seminar March 7, 9:30 – 11 am on campus! Limited seating. Read more and register: buff.ly/4jSQCvj

Feb. 28–March 1, the 2025 Political Concepts conference explores “The End(s) of Democracy.” Join us on the Brown University campus for two days of panels and conversation featuring scholars from across disciplines. Schedule/details: buff.ly/3ExWbPH

Deadline extended to March 9! Brown Univ. grad students can apply to join a May 27–June 2 workshop at Brown. Macarena Gómez-Barris (Brown) and Michaeline Crichlow (@duke-university.bsky.social) direct the workshop. Application details: buff.ly/4h2UJCa @brownuresearch.bsky.social

#PoliticalConcepts: The End(s) of Democracy Panelists/concepts for March 1, 4:20 – 6:10 pm • Bonnie Honig (Brown University), “Bequest” • @davidwengrow.bsky.social (University College London), “Freedom to Create” https://buff.ly/3ExWbPH @brownuresearch.bsky.social #Humanities #Politics

Yale University historian and New York Times best-selling author Timothy Snyder (@timothysnyder.bsky.social) explores the nature of freedom in the talk “Freedom Moving Forward” March 6, 4 – 5:30 pm. Part of the Flynn Lecture Series. Free, open to all. Registration required: https://buff.ly/4aZwCmv

#PoliticalConcepts: The End(s) of Democracy Panelists/concepts for March 1, 2:15 – 4:05 pm • Lawrie Balfour (University of Virginia), “Reparation” • Simone Gubler (Brown University), “Forgiveness” https://buff.ly/3ExWbPH @brownuresearch.bsky.social #Humanities #Politics

Historian Omnia El Shakry (Yale University) presents “Psychoanalysis, Islam, and the Poetics of Invention” Monday, March 3, 12:30–2 pm, on campus. Details & registration: https://buff.ly/4aVVV97 #Humanities #PoliticalTheory

#PoliticalConcepts: The End(s) of Democracy Panelists/concepts for March 1, 11:10 am – 1 pm • Ainsley LeSure (Brown University), “Power (of Opinion)” • Adi M. Ophir (Brown University), “Democratization” https://buff.ly/3ExWbPH @brownuresearch.bsky.social #Humanities #Politics

#PoliticalConcepts: The End(s) of Democracy Panelists/concepts for February 28, 5:10 – 7 pm • Anne Norton (University of Pennsylvania), “Anarchy” • Amy Russell (Brown University), “Populus/People” https://buff.ly/3ExWbPH @brownuresearch.bsky.social #Humanities #Politics