Few people understand that the United States militarily occupies the Korean peninsula to this day. In August, twenty-six antiwar and anti-imperialist organizers, artists, media workers, and educators traveled across South […]

A record and rendition of the land posits the racialized body as a porous, unfixed site and embodied geography through which cultural histories of memory and place are inscribed and […]

The artificial imaginary is what artificial intelligence (AI) is popularly imagined to be or become. Its origins are in science fiction, journalism and the long intellectual tradition of philosophy and […]

Living Writers Fall 2026 – OPEN SEASON: WRITING ENACTS features writers, performers and artists who explore what it means to encounter invisibility and silence, while simultaneously engaging with the insistent specters […]

This December marks the first anniversary of Asad Haider’s passing. Asad was a brilliant student who received his doctorate in 2018 from the History of Consciousness program, which marks its […]

The Humanities Institute and The Humanities Division are pleased to present “An Evening with Bonnie Garmus.” Garmus is the best selling author of Lessons in Chemistry and will be in […]

In a time of endless war, genocide and authoritarianism, how does one imagine a poetics of dissent? What happens when we shift our attachments to, and aspirations for dissent from […]