Research

Join us for talks by our recent CAS Associates and Fellows. At 11am, Ewa Maslowska (Advertising) uses deception and persuasion knowledge theories t...

Please join University of Illinois Archives and the Center for the Study of Global Gender Equity for the monthly Women in Science Lecture Series. ...

Dr. Elizabeth Sutton, Director of Spurlock Museum of World Cultures, will discuss her background as an anthropologist and her work as the director ...

Join the European Union Center (EUC) and Center for South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (CSAMES) for a book talk with Behrooz Ghamari on his rec...

Please join University of Illinois Archives and the Center for the Study of Global Gender Equity for the Women in Science Lecture Series. Archana ...

New restrictions on funding, collaborations, and inclusion are disrupting crucial research and limiting who is allowed to pursue it. Experts who sh...

Attend a lecture in the Mellon Foundation Sawyer Seminar "At Risk U: The Past, Present, & Future of Academic Freedom" lecture series with Laura Hel...

Join us for dinner and a lecture given by Dr. Jerome Galea.This lecture explores the rapidly evolving field of Global Mental Health over the past d...

This lecture is part of the Sawyer Seminar event series At Risk U: the Past, Present & Future of Academic Freedom. The series explores the emergenc...

Drawing from my current project, Mad Introversions: Unsound Bodyminds in Asian American Literature, this talk examines the genre of “madwoman” diar...

Merle Bowen, CAS Associate 2024-25 (African American Studies), presents her recent work that sheds light on the hitherto untold stories of Black ru...

Vince Clark is an accomplished manufacturing leader with more than 30 years of experience driving operational excellence across global organization...

From its invention in the Bronze Age, glass was conceived as “molten stone” and continuously used to emulate gems, gold, and rare marbles. Drawing ...

From its invention in the Bronze Age, glass was conceived as “molten stone” and continuously used to emulate gems, gold, and rare marbles. Drawing ...

AI-scaled information operations are becoming a business: automation makes influence cheaper to produce, easier to distribute, and harder to trace,...

Following brief remarks from exhibit partners and stories of the Underground Railroad from east central Illinois and beyond, the panelists will exp...

How can we use spatial narrative data to understand resources within diverse communities? Join Dr. AJ Kim from San Diego State University as they e...

The Vanishing Jury: Why America Needs Its Citizens Back in the Courtroom Presented by Valerie P. Hans (Cornell Law School) The American jury—celebr...