Calendar of Events

Dates: April 4, 5, 10, 11 & 12 Times: 8 p.m. What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar narratives of Shakespeare’s “Scottish play.” The […]

Join the Research Film Studio for a preview of their new exhibition, “Genius Loci,” which will be on view at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale. Refreshments will be served.

The members of the Russian Romani (“Gypsy”) Zingaresca Ensemble (Oleg Timofeyev, Vadim Kolpakov, and Anton Belov) will be special guests at a Slavic Department seminar on Wednesday, April 9th (1:30-4:20 pm) for a film screening and discussion. The seminar will focus on the vibrant world of East European Romani music-making and the musicians who practice […]

A conversation with Kathleen Kingsbury, head of Opinion, The New York Times The Princeton University Program on Science and Global Security, part of the School of Public and International Affairs, invites you to join a conversation with Kathleen Kingsbury, head of the Opinion section at The New York Times, on the renewed global threat of […]

Textile production was a vital part of classical Greek economies, predominantly managed and carried out by women. Recent scholarship, shaped by New Institutional Economics, suggests a division of labor where men wove luxury textiles in workshops for the market, while women created basic textiles at home for domestic use. However, this view, based largely on […]

Join the Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies as renowned journalist Raza Ahmed Rumi, Professor of Human Rights at Hunter College, joins GSS Professor Fawzia Afzal-Khan to discuss her NEH-sponsored award-winning short documentary film and her book on the same topic: “Siren Song: Understanding Pakistan Through Its Women Singers”. The evening will feature a film […]

Please join us for the screening of the documentary film, 1923 Kanto Massacre (2024), on Wednesday, April 9 at Betts Auditorium. The South Korean film explores the course of historical events leading up to the massacre of Koreans after the Great Kanto Earthquake in Japan in 1923 and delivers a critical indictment of the world’s […]

VISCERA::POETICS is the next installation of the::sense::archive Humanities Council Working Group. The first event of Ziba Rajabi’s sense::archivist residency will be an artist-led workshop held on April 9 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the MakerSpace + Collab Hub, in the Lewis Science Library, A Level, with dinner available for participants at 6:30pm in the Collab Hub. Tehran-born, Minneapolis-based […]

The members of the Russian Romani (“Gypsy”) Zingaresca Ensemble will perform a concert (at 8:00 pm) on April 9th, highlighting their diverse repertoire and celebrated virtuosity. With Oleg Timofeyev and Vadim Kolpakov on the “Romani” seven-string guitar and Anton Belov, voice, they will perform Romani, Jewish, and other East European vocal and instrumental music. The […]