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Today! March 14, 6–9 pm, in the Granoff Center. Film-Thinking presents a screening of “The Round-Up,” a 1966 film directed by Miklós Jancsó. A conversation will follow the screening. buff.ly/4kf6Lv9 #Film #FilmStudies

Scholar Stephanie Dick (Simon Fraser University) explores how “criminality” is technologically constructed in her talk “The Blaze of Lights at Western Avenue: ‘Criminality’ and Computation in the first American Law Enforcement Databank” April 3, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/qzhCyXH #AI

Join scholars @heather_davish1 (Eugene Lang College) & Xan Chacko (Brown University) for “Plastic Tears,” a talk & conversation exploring questions of plastics, queerness, infrastructures & Davis’ interdisciplinary environmental work. March 17, 5:30 on campus. buff.ly/3D8gjYe

Workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4 Panel 1: • Tung-Hui Hu (University of Michigan), “The Black Box Problem Revisited, or Models to Interpret Media” • Jacob Gates Foster (Indiana University), “Models Are Prostheses for Exploring the Possible” buff.ly/MDFUplx

The second panel (1–2:30 pm) at the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4 will feature: • Juliet Koss (Scripps College), “Model Mode” • David Bates (UC Berkeley), “Epistemologies of the Virtual” buff.ly/k25Gteo

Scholar Stephanie Dick (Simon Fraser University) explores how “criminality” is technologically constructed in her talk “The Blaze of Lights at Western Avenue: ‘Criminality’ and Computation in the first American Law Enforcement Databank” April 3, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/qzhCyXH #AI

Explore the intersection of the humanities, science & #AI in the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4, 9:30 am–5:30 pm. W/ scholars from art history, data science, history of science, literature & rhetoric. buff.ly/k25Gteo Brown Data Science Institute

The third panel (3–4:40 pm) at the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4 will feature: • Tara Suri (Harvard University), “Modeling ‘The Human’ Over the End of Empire” • Stephanie Dick (Simon Fraser University), “Modeling the Mathematical Mind” buff.ly/k25Gteo

The roundtable “Disability & Debility in the Everyday Life of War” brings together Asian American feminist scholars working at the intersections of critical militarism studies and #DisabilityStudies, 4/15, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/8CeaS0I Dr. Athia N. Choudhury

Explore the intersection of the humanities, science & #AI in the daylong workshop “Models: Humanities at the Edge of the Human” April 4, 9:30 am–5:30 pm. W/ scholars from art history, data science, history of science, literature & rhetoric. buff.ly/k25Gteo Brown Data Science Institute

The roundtable “Disability & Debility in the Everyday Life of War” brings together Asian American feminist scholars working at the intersections of critical militarism studies and #DisabilityStudies, 4/15, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/1zedzdC Dr. Athia N. Choudhury

The roundtable “Disability & Debility in the Everyday Life of War” brings together Asian American feminist scholars working at the intersections of critical militarism studies and #DisabilityStudies, 4/15, 4–5:30 pm on campus. buff.ly/GWNTydO Dr. Athia N. Choudhury

Come celebrate the innovative and timely work of 10 Brown University Ph.D. candidates at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop. May 2–3 in Andrews House. Schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt Brown Research

Aseel Azab-Osman (#ReligiousStudies) & Goutam Piduri (#English) offer fascinating rereadings of historical and literary work, kicking off the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. Event schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities Brown Research

Sönke Parpart (#GermanStudies) & Shirley Ma (#Musicology and Ethnomusicology) explore the confluence of politics and artistic production at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. Event schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities Brown Research

May 2–3, the Collaborative Public Workshop explores innovative doctoral work in the collaborative humanities. W/ faculty commentators Susan Bernstein (Brown), David L. Eng (Penn), Elizabeth A. Povinelli (Columbia University), and Leela Prasad (Brown). buff.ly/ZJpwNPt

Elizabeth Berman (Brown Modern Culture and Media) & Nick Bentz (#MusicAndMultimediaComposition) explore the impact of technology on contemporary media at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. Event schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities Brown Research

Matthew Ballance (Brown Anthropology) & Choa Choi (#English) explore Indigenous history and representation at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. Event schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities Brown Research

Sofía Rocha (#MusicAndMultimediaComposition) & Amber Hawk Swanson (Brown Theatre) explore the work of contemporary artists interrogating identity and power at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop, May 2–3 at Brown. buff.ly/ZJpwNPt #Humanities Brown Research

Come celebrate the innovative and timely work of 10 Brown University Ph.D. candidates at the 2025 Collaborative Public Workshop. May 2–3 in Andrews House. Schedule: buff.ly/ZJpwNPt Brown Research