Events

The Department of African and Black Diaspora Studies presents: Theorizing Abolition: Past, Present, Future on Wednesday, March 5th at 5:00PM in Arts & Letters Hall room...

The Philosophy Circle with discuss the work of Jacques Derrida and how it relates to the present moment. Special guest will be Philosophy Professor Michael Naas.

One of the leading progressive scholars of Diplomatic Studies in the world, Noé Cornago’s work helped to inspire the curriculum of The Grace School. Cornago is an Associate...

The Philosophy Department's Graduate Student Colloquium will have presentations by Çiçek Yavuz (“The Systematic Dialogue between Thought and Language: Norms, Grammar, and...

Navigating Justice in Cultural Heritage: Intersections of Ethics, Law, and Museum Practice is a two-day seminar looking at the intersection of justice, cultural heritage, law,...

Navigating Justice in Cultural Heritage: Intersections of Ethics, Law, and Museum Practice is a two-day seminar looking at the intersection of justice, cultural heritage, law,...

All sessions begin at 9:00 am CST // 10:00 am EST // 4:00 PM CET // 5:00 pm EET Except March 20: 9:00 am CST // 10:00 am EST // 3:00 PM CET // 4:00 pm EET

World Catholicism Week 2025 :: Please Note :: For the most up-to-date information, including the full speaker lineup and final schedule, please visit the conference...

Join us at the 21st Annual Student History Conference and for the Daniel Goffman Keynote Lecture! This years lecture is presented by Dr. Christopher Otter of The Ohio State...

The First-Year Program Writing Showcase is an annual celebration of student writing at DePaul University, highlighting the creative and academic achievements of first-year...