Past Events
Friday, February 21

Social Hour with Global Studies Ambassadors
The Global Studies Center looks forward to beginning a monthly, informal social hour - hosted by Global Studies Ambassadors and fellow GSC students Mark, Sarah and Destiny - as a way to get to know
Global Hub
Thursday, February 20

Objects and Values of Labor in Socialist Hungary
Income inequality and what to do about it is a hot button political issue throughout our world. Much this disparity is the result of how the value of labor is calculated.
4130 Wesley W. Posvar Hall

Women, War & Peace in Northeast India : Indigenous Women of Manipur's Extraordinary Non-Violent Resistance Efforts
Manipur & Northeast India is a region of immense geo-strategic importance that shares borders with five countries namely Myanmar, Bangladesh, China, Nepal and Bhutan.
4130 Posvar Hall
Thursday, February 20 to Friday, February 21

Washington DC Career Networking Trip
Together the African Studies, Global Studies, and Russian/East European Studies Centers are organizing a career networking trip to Washington D.C. on February 20-21, 2020.
Washington, DC
Wednesday, February 19
Monday, February 17

Mapping Loss in the Anthropocene Workshop on Countermapping
Guided by the 3Cs Counter-Cartography Collective , participants will “drift” through Pitt Library collections of maps and photographs, Carnegie Natural History Museum artifacts and the edge of Sche
4130 Posvar Hall
Friday, February 14

Language Coffeehouse
Take a break from studying to order and enjoy kaffe and kanelbullar in Swedish, chai and chakli in Hindi, or gazoz and kuru pasta in Turkish!
Assembly Room, William Pitt Union
Wednesday, February 12

Coronavirus Teach In
The Coronavirus teach-in (full details: here) will offer an interdisciplinary take on the outbreak of the Coronavirus.
120 David Lawrence Hall

Women's Migrations in the Ancient Greek Mediterranean
This talk presents preliminary data from a new research project that attempts to track women's movements throughout the ancient Mediterranean between 600 BCE and 400 CE.
4130 Posvar Hall

Structurally Adjusting Socialism
Socialism is often discussed as a singular, proper noun devoid of ideological, regional, political, or economic difference.
Alcoa Room, 209 Barco Law Building
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