American University, Position in French and Francophone Studies On-Campus Job Talk with Johanna Montlouis-Gabriel

Book Talk with Jessica Emami

American University, Position in French and Francophone Studies On-Campus Job Talk Interview with Alicia Rodriguez

Co-sponsored by The Humanities Lab, the Literature Department, the Center for Jewish Studies, and the German Program of World Languages and Cultures this event is a poetry reading and Q&A by Professor Joshua Weiner from his new translation of Nelly Sachs's Flight and Metamorphosis (Farrar, Strauss & Giroux, 2022).. One of the great German poets of the 20th century, Nelly Sachs (1891-1970) is …more

The Center for Israel Studies and Department of Literature continue their Israeli Writers Series in 2023 with an exciting evening in conversation with award-winning Israeli author Omer Friedlander and Professor Lauren Strauss. Please join us!

A Starworks Fellow in Fiction at New York University, Omer Friedlander is the author of the short story collection, "The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy …more

Alumni of the MFA in Creative Writing program will read from published works followed by Q&A.

American University, Position in French and Francophone Studies On-Campus Job Talk & Interview with Charly Verstraet

AU SIS Researcher and Professor, Judy Gearhart, will be teaming up with PeaceJam to host a panel about child labor with herself and 2 other prominent activists in the field. There will also be a film screening of a 30 minute documentary, "Butterfly, Butterfly" that covers the impacts of child labor domestically and internationally.

How does being an Olympic medalist connect to politics? The lecture by Ori Sasson, the first Israeli judo athlete to win two Olympic medals, will discuss his journey and challenges throughout his life and how being an Israeli athlete affected his career.

Former president of Hebrew University of Jeruselem, Menachem Ben-Sasson will give the Amos Perlmutter Memorial lecture.