Celebrating Travis Wilkerson’s Achievements: Peer-Reviewed Publication, UnDo Fellowship, and Global Film Screenings
Congratulations to Travis Wilkerson on His Peer-Reviewed Publication, UnDo Fellowship, and Global Film Success Travis Wilkerson, Associate Professor, has recently achieved significant milestones in his career. His videographic essay, “Full Metal Kuleshov Effect: On ‘Full Metal Jacket,’ ‘79 Springtimes,’ and ‘The Little Girl of Hanoi,’” has been published in Volume 14.1 of Screen Works in […]
Nighthawks: Le Samourai (Melville 1967) | Aug 29, 9:08pm
9:08pm | IB 1008 The start of a new Superdeep year: a time for the Nighthawks to bid farewell to the legendary (if increasingly lamentable) Alain Delon, for us in best young form with Melville‘s 1967 Le Samourai (…& food & drink). Thu Aug 29, 9:08pm IB 1008. *** Superdeep Nighthawks meet on Thu eve (~9pm […]
Superdeep #28: “Progressive Confucianism: How and Why?” (Li Yong, Wuhan) | Aug 29, 5:28pm
5:28pm | IB 2026 How better to kick off another Superdeep year than in classic progressive fashion, with Li Yong (Professor of Philosophy, Wuhan University) helping us answer the questions of: “Progressive Confucianism: How and Why?”. Thu Aug 29 | 5:28pm | IB 2026. Snacks & drinks will be served at the Workshop. *** The […]
Humanities Research Center 2024 Fall Conference Program
Humanities Matter: Ecological Crossroads, Past, Present, and Future All conference participants are invited to attend a concluding gala dinner with keynote speakers and guests on August 31 (Saturday). Students who register for the conference may also attend an exclusive seminar with one of the keynote speakers. Register to attend the conference here by 26th Aug. FRIDAY, […]
The Gender Studies Initiative Calls for Applications for Faculty-Student Research Grants
The Gender Studies Initiative invites applications for AY 2024-2025 funding (up to $500 USD) for new faculty-student research projects on topics related to gender, sexuality, queer theory, or feminism. The applications may be submitted either by the faculty member or the student(s) but must involve some sort of faculty-student collaboration. This could entail a collaborative […]
Register for the 2024 Humanities Research Fall Conference
The Humanities Research Center is excited to announce its Fall 2024 Conference, “Humanities Matter: Ecological Crossroads, Past, Present, and Future.” This conference will explore the intersection of humanistic inquiry and ecological concerns, examining how past insights and current practices shape our understanding of environmental issues and future possibilities. Join us as we delve into critical […]
