The CSULB Jewish Studies Program is delighted to sponsor a talk by Dr. Rebecca Kobrin on Thursday, March 3rd at 7:00 pm (over Zoom). Her topic will be: “Too Big to Fail in 1930: Jews, Antisemitism, and the Collapse of the Bank of United States.” Founded in 1913 by Joseph Marcus, the Bank of United […]

California State University, Long Beach International Education Committee Africa Subcommittee Presents African Distinguished Speaker Series 2022 International Women’s Day Dr. Cheryl Rock Associate Professor Family and Consumer Sciences & Food Science California State University, Long Beach Kadooment: Celebrating Africa in Barbados Traditions music, culture, food, & rum industry Sponsors: Departments of Africana Studies, History, and […]

Please join the Anthropology Department at CSULB in our celebration of World Anthropology Day! This year's event focuses on student works within the department, and all touch on the theme of resilience and adaptation in a rapidly changing world. This virtual event will feature a poster session, film festival and a game room in which […]

RGRLL's Russian Program and The Russian Club Invite you to attend: The Geopolitical Context of the Russia - Ukraine conflict Teach-In: Lecture & Q&A Zoom Link: https://csulb.zoom.us/j/88225979726

We are thrilled to announce the return of the Annual Helena María Viramontes Lecture in Latina/o/x Literature with this year’s featured author, Javier Zamora. Zamora is the author of Unaccompanied, a poetry collection that explores family separation, immigration, undocumented status, and US Salvadoran identity formation. In 1999, Zamora migrated through Guatemala, Mexico, and eventually crossed the Sonoran […]

The David Hood Chair of Ancient History and The CSULB Center for the History of Video Games and Critical Play Proudly Present Alea Iacta II: Narrative and Ancient History in Video Games We are pleased to announce the second talk in our series of lectures that explore the representations of the ancient world and ancient […]

The Department of Africana Studies invites you to join us in celebrating Black History Month Part II - Black Women Focus on Tuesday, March 22, from 11:00am - 12:30pm. The title of this virtual forum is Black Women's Health, Wholeness and Well-Being: Towards a Radical Healing and Transformative Resistance.    Zoom Link:  https://csulb.zoom.us/j/87960991706?pwd=UW1rZU1vVEZJQVZCMGtIaXRwM1Q1QT09 Meeting ID: 879 6099 1706      Passcode: 076743

This talk, presented in coordination with the CSULB Women’s & Gender Equity Center (WGEC) and the CSULB Trans Advocacy Coalition (TAC) as part of our campus commemoration of Women’s History Month, will explore the history of trans women and trans feminist organizing both within the U.S. women’s and gay liberation movements and beyond. It will […]

  On behalf of the Latin American Studies Program we would like to invite you to the presentation of the novel Planeta Rojo (2021) by our very own Eliécer Almaguer published in Cuba this past January. This event is organized by Latin American Studies in collaboration with the Spanish Graduate Students Association, and will be presented by […]

The Clorinda Donato Center for Global Romance Languages and Translation Studies is pleased to invite you to a face-to-face book presentation of Strangers I Know (2022; La straniera, 2019), written by Claudia Durastanti and translated by Elizabeth Harris. Finalist for the 2019 Strega Prize, Italy’s most prestigious literary award, Strangers I Know is a transatlantic story of deaf […]

The Yadunandan Center for India Studies at CSULB is proud to present a conversation about India's response to the war in Ukraine We will be joined by Dr. Tanvi Mandan, a Senior Fellow in The Project on International Order and Strategy and the Director of The India Project at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. Madan is […]