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On Saturday, April 22, the California Classical Association South is hosting an event in the Anatol Center from 10am – 1:15pm. Everyone is welcome to register for the full event, but I’d like to draw your attention, in particular, to one portion, which is open to everyone: at 10:00am (and lasting for about 30-45 minutes), […]

We would like to extend an invitation to everyone (students and faculty alike) for a talk on Monday, April 24th from 11:00AM to 12:15PM in the Karl Anatol Center.  Dr. Vivian Young, a Cree Educator and Linguist, will be presenting on her work promoting the teaching and writing of the Cree language. The presentation is "Indigenous […]

Welcome to the Spring 2023 Geography Colloquium Series.  This year's talk is entitled: “Practice of Geography Research and Teaching in the Metaverse” (Hyowon Ban, faculty, Geography)  All are welcome! 

Please join us on April 25th at 10 am in the Anatol Center or on Zoom (https://csulb.zoom.us/j/86908748043) for a roundtable talk with Drs. Cook and Draycott, editors of “Women in Classical Video Games,” about the popularity of classical video games, their role in the classroom, the relationship between films and games about the ancient world, […]

CSULB AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES (AIS) in partnership with CSULB Not Alone @ the Beach (NATB) MMIWG2S+ SPEAKER PANEL Raising awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2-Spirit People The panel will be moderated by CSULB Muscogee Creek Professor Kimberly Robertson and will feature: Cree Elder Vivian Young who will discuss effects on kinship; […]

Sponsored by the CSULB Departments of Sociology, American Studies, Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies, funded by the CLA Scholarly Intersections grant! CSULB students, faculty, staff and community: Join us as we welcome four VIP young worker leaders from around the globe, including a special guest visiting from Cambodia's garment sector sharing her experience fighting to get […]

On behalf of the Department of Africana Studies and my fellow professors of our AIS|AFRS|CHLS|ASAM 319 class, please find attached an announcement and invitation to our Annual Africana Studies Week Forum titled this year "Resisting the Censoring and Suppression of Truth, Thinking and Memory: Audaciously Insisting on an Antiracist, Inclusive and Quality Education", Thursday, April 27, 2023, 2:00-3:15pm. […]

On behalf of the departments of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, International Studies, American Studies, Asian and Asian American Studies, Sociology, and the South Asian Studies Minor, I invite you to join us for Dr. Kavitha Koshy’ book talk on her recently published book entitled The Paradoxes of Indian American Complicity: On the Racial Sidelines […]

On Thursday, April 27, Elías Padilla Ballesteros, (University of Chile),  will talk about Human Rights and Anthropology in Chile. This meeting is open to the public, and all are welcome to attend.   *Talk will be in Spanish.  What:  Anthropology, Memory and Human Rights by  Elías Padilla Ballesteros   When: Thursday, April 27, 5:00-6:30 PM   Where: https://tinyurl.com/LASPadilla  or https://csulb.zoom.us/j/89187892124  Elías Padilla […]

The CSULB Jewish Studies Program is delighted to host a talk by Dr. Ari Ariel on “Israeli Cuisine & the Curious Case of Yemenite Falafel.” The talk will take place at 7 pm at the Alpert JCC (3801 E. Willow St.). Dr. Ariel’s talk will trace the development of Israeli food from the early period […]