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If you just joined Arabic Flagship, Capstone may feel like forever away, but it is never too late to start preparing now! We encourage all students, especially those attending Capstone next year, to j...Read more

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Tusker Tales is an evening of storytelling to celebrate the very personal impact of AMPATH Kenya’s programs and people.

Jessy Kate Schingler, Visiting Scholar, shares her research on new ways of thinking about sovereignty in a commons-oriented, networked world.

Join us for this webinar with Elizabeth Willetts, planetary health policy director at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. She will lead a conversation on the health risks of climate chan...Read more

Uncertain Future: Constitutional and Political Options for the Palestinian Succession Question

Part of our Japan Foundation Series, funded in part by the Japan Foundation New York.

As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Asian Culture Center is teaming up with La Casa Cultural Center in hosting a culinary art and heritage exploration. In this cooking demonstration we will enjoy ...Read more

The Political Economy Program, Political Science, & Environment and Natural Resources Governance Program Present  Stefan Döring Uppsala University and Peace Research Institute Oslo

Grammaticalized tone changes reveal morphosyntactic and phonological processes that take place in the lexicon and its interfaces. This talk focuses on the well-known Third Tone Sandhi (T3S) in Standar...Read more

Wes Zebrowski will be presenting at this week’s Food and Agrarian Systems seminar, part of the Ostrom Workshop’s Food and Agrarian Systems program.

Please join us for an online conversation to learn about IU’s work in Ghana and to provide feedback as IU Global pursues greater engagement in Africa. 

Join David Sutton, Professor of Anthropology and Director of Graduate Studies at Southern Illinois University, for a talk and screening of “Midsommar” with a Q&A session.

Želimir Žilnik (born in 1942; living and working in Novi Sad, Serbia) is among the most influential filmmakers to emerge from southeastern Europe. A prolific and award-winning writer and director, �...Read more

Influenced by the writings of Karl Marx, three men and a young woman embark on a mission to awaken the class consciousness of peasants and workers in the countryside. Lacking sophistication, determina...Read more

Ostrom Workshop Environment & Natural Resource Governance program director, Jessica Steinberg facilitates a Round Table topic Complex systems, institutional analysis, and the Ostroms.

Join us for this seminar with Tamar Gutner of American University. Lunch included!

In our 50th year, the Ostrom Workshop presents Dr. Jenna Bednar, “Federalism and the Robustness of American Democracy in a Polarized Age”

Join the Institute for European Studies and the Robert F. Byrnes Russian and Eastern European Institute in welcoming Professor Diana Mincyte for her first of two talks at the Hamilton Lugar School....Read more

Alexandra McNichols-Torroledo, a Colombian and American photographer, will deliver a lecture detailing her work photographing the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest.

with Ambassadors Hyundong Cho (ROK-US), Philip Goldberg (US-ROK), and former Ambassadors Kathleen Stephens (US-ROK) and Lee Feinstein (US-Poland)

Join us for the first meeting of the ACC book club led by Alex Tran, PhD student in social psychology in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences. The group will discuss All My Rage by Sabaa...Read more

Join the Institute for European Studies and the Robert F. Byrnes Russian and Eastern European Institute in welcoming Professor Diana Mincyte for her final talk at the Hamilton Lugar School. 

Spanning a decade, including the filmmaker’s brief emigration from Yugoslavia to Germany in the 1970s, the short films in this program showcase Želimir Žilnik’s commitment to examining the categ...Read more

The International Center for Intercultural Communication is hosting a conference on intercultural rhetoric and discourse analysis with additional support from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.

Discover how language manifests within the brain, the intricacies of its acquisition, and the captivating processes of variation and change in society.

This is a roundtable discussion by and for students who are interested in learning and discussing issues that impact the AAPI community. This month’s topic is AAPI in politics and having the confide...Read more

Financing, budgeting, and scholarship opportunities for study abroad.

The International Center for Intercultural Communication is hosting a conference on intercultural rhetoric and discourse analysis with additional support from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.

LaNitra Berger will lead a conversation on International Education and Inclusivity.

Professor Brett Frischmann, Villanova University, presents “Inexorably entangled environmental and knowledge commons”

Learn about a new global health topic every second Tuesday of the month at noon.

An informal gathering to visit with four global women leaders before they participate in a 5:00 p.m. panel at the Hamilton Lugar School to share their experiences with CARE, an international NGO, work...Read more

Four global women leaders will convene to describe their experiences with CARE, an international NGO, working with Women-Led Organizations in Afghanistan, Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo, and N...Read more

Ostrom Workshop Director of the Space Governance Lab and Visiting Scholar, Dr. Eytan Tepper, hosts a Round Table topic Space Law and Space Cybersecurity.

Join us for this seminar with Landry Signé of Stanford University and Brookings Institution. Lunch included!

Join us for the first meeting of the ACC book club led by Alex Tran, PhD student in social psychology in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences. The group will discuss All My Rage by Sabaa...Read more

The popularity of pornography is predicated on the idea that those participating have given their consent. That is what allows the porn industry to dominate the media economy today. Looking at behind-...Read more

Gopa Samanta Lecture- The World of Water in South Asia: Flowing Across Boundaries and Disciplines.

This paper explores the role of giving consent to sexual labor in Japan’s adult video (AV) industry. Contract is usually made behind the scenes and kept confidential; consent givers are made self-re...Read more

Join the Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism for a webinar with John Pawlikowski (CTU) on how to root out antisemitism from Christian teaching.

A refugee couple makes a harrowing escape from war-torn South Sudan, but then they struggle to adjust to their new life in an English town that has an evil lurking beneath the surface.

Dr. Sara M. Gregg of Indiana University presents, “Free Land?: Hidden Histories of the Homestead Era on the North American Great Plains”

The Department of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures presents its 21st Annual Memorial Wadie Jwaideh Lecture, delivered by Dr. Melani Cammett, Clarence Dillon Professor of International Affairs,...Read more

Join Veena Srinivasan (Ashoka Trust, Bangalore) and the Ostrom Workshop Water Governance Working Group

Hosted by the Ostrom Workshop and HLS Global and International Studies Building, GA 1060 12:00 – 1:30 PM Attend in Zoom or in person

Interested in careers in international development? Come to this virtual info session to learn more about this new, short-term study abroad program in Mexico

Part of our Japan Foundation Series, funded in part by the Japan Foundation New York.

Join us for the first meeting of the ACC book club led by Alex Tran, PhD student in social psychology in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences. The group will discuss All My Rage by Sabaa...Read more

Interested in careers in international development? Come to this info session to learn more about this new, short-term study abroad program in Mexico

The workshop is intended for faculty and students with broad Science and Technology Studies interests.

Join the Arabic Flagship to learn about the wide variety of delicacies that are offered in the Arab World! 

Apply before 11:59pm for consideration for this OVPDEI Study Abroad Scholarship!

After quitting his blue-collar job in Germany, a father returns to his home village in Romania where he finds a town struggling and a son who no longer speaks after seeing “something in the woods.�...Read more

Director Cristian Mungiu delivers a gripping portrait of ethnic and economic resentments tearing at the fabric of a small mountain town in Romania.

Lunch and learn how study abroad can help you build your resume!

Join us for this seminar with Stephen Biddle of the Council on Foreign Relations and Colombia University. Lunch included!

Rohan D’Souza Lecture- Within the Pulse of the Monsoon: Environmental History and the Biological Rivers of South Asia

For more information, visit https://asianresource.indiana.edu/25thanniversary/index.html

Part of our Japan Foundation Series, funded in part by the Japan Foundation New York.

CBYX Deadline

Princeton in Asia fellowship application deadline

Visiting scholar,  Independent Consultant on Cyber Security based out of New Delhi, India and Editorial Board Member of Cyber Journal, Chatham House London, shares his research

Part of our Japan Foundation Series, funded in part by the Japan Foundation New York.

Deadline to apply for a DAAD study scholarship for 2024/2025. DAAD is the German Academic Exchange Service

The Global Health Faculty Retreat brings together faculty from across the university for a day of networking, strategizing and planning. 

The Ostrom Workshop welcomes the University of Missouri Professor, Caroline C. Brock, to present “Farmers’ perceptions and experiences of organic grain production in Indiana”

Join Arabic Flagship at Morgenstern’s Bookstore and Cafe to listen to students recite Arabic poetry!

Join us for this seminar with José Miguel Vivanco of the Council on Foreign Relations. Lunch included!

At this event you learn about share your international experience with future employers and articulate the skills you have gained.

Anthony Acciavatti Lecture- Seeing Like a Mudskipper  

Part of our Japan Foundation Series, funded in part by the Japan Foundation New York.

In celebration of International Education Week, explore artwork from around the world with a guide on this one-hour tour at the Eskenazi Museum of Art.

The Ostrom Workshop welcomes the Clemson University Professor, Michael D. Makowsky, to their foundational Speaker Series: The Ostrom Workshop Colloquium.

Come support the Arabic Flagship students as they present on topics that they have studied throughout the semester!

Join Michael Cox (Dartmouth) and the Ostrom Workshop Water Governance Working Group

Part of our Japan Foundation Series, funded in part by the Japan Foundation New York.

IDEC Webinar: Trade with Japan JASI, JETRO and USFCS – Tokyo

Film screening followed by casual community conversation. Former United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, discusses his career.

After enduring a tragedy, an Inuit activist sets out to reclaim her heritage in this powerful documentary.

Join us for this seminar with Shibley Telhami of the University of Maryland and Brookings Institution. Lunch included!

Abdul Aijaz Lecture- Matter of Fiction: Imperial Aesthetics and Eco-fictive Geography of Colonial Punjab

Dr. Luis Fernando Chaves will be presenting at this week’s Food and Agrarian Systems seminar, part of the Ostrom Workshop’s Food and Agrarian Systems program.

Celebrate research, internships, and professional development supported by the Tobias Center over the past year.

Celebrate the end of the semester with the Arabic Flagship!

Join Manuel Prieto (Tarapacá, Chile) and the Ostrom Workshop Water Governance Working Group

Blakemore fellowships to Asia

Ostrom Workshop Fellows and Awardees participate in our research roundtable 2023 kickoff event, with each discussing their work in a lightning round format (3-5 minutes each) with time for 1-2 questio...Read more

Part of our Japan Foundation Series, funded in part by the Japan Foundation New York.

This documentary follows Africatown, a small community in Alabama, as residents share their stories as descendants of the last known slave ship to illegally transport human beings as cargo from Afr...Read more

The Ostrom Workshop welcomes Dr. Benjamin Sovacool, Boston University, to present, “Justice, governance, and political economy challenges in negative emissions and solar geoengineering pathways”...Read more

Thuy Ho, Ostrom Workshop Fellow, presents her research.

Join us for a short film, Terra Mater, followed by a full length feature, Tori and Lokita.

The Ostrom Workshop welcomes Dr. Lily L. Tsai, the Ford Professor of Political Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to their foundational Colloquium Speaker Series.

Join us to hear Luis Enrique Navarro, Ostrom Workshop Research Fellow, present “Fiscal Externalities along the Laffer Curve”.

Part of our Japan Foundation Series, funded in part by the Japan Foundation New York.