Events
We are proud to present Natalie Diaz, who will read from her work commissioned for the Poetry Center's Art for Justice grant. After the reading, there will be a short Q&A and a book signing.
The Department of Religious Studies & Classics presents the 2019 Robert A. Burns Lecture, "The Mosque and its Controversies in the United States.”
Featured guest Kambiz GhaneaBassiri, Professor...
Join Albrecht Classen, University Distinguished Professor of German Studies, focusing on the Middle Ages and the early modern age for a talk titiled "Medieval Theology and the Early Medieval Media...
We are proud to present Natalie Diaz, who will read from her work commissioned for the Poetry Center's Art for Justice grant. After the reading, there will be a short Q&A and a book signing.
The UA Prose Series, curated by the faculty of the Creative Writing Program at the UA, presents prose writers of distinction.
We are proud to present Naomi Shihab Nye, who will read from her work. After the reading, there will be a short Q&A and a book signing.
We are proud to present Rigoberto González, who will read from his work. After the reading, there will be a short Q&A and a book signing.
Sponsored by the Dorrance Scholarship Programs, the College of Humanities presents a symposium on the intersections between humanities and technology.
Stay tuned for the complete schedule.