Event Category: Lectures & Discussions

Fantasy literature often incorporates elements of magical healing into its world-building, and Adrian Tchaikovsky’s House of Open Wounds is one of...

Join us for an exhibition reception to celebrate The Legacy of Irv Docktor, on view from January 13–July 13. Archival materials...

Join the International Writers Series for an evening of poetry with Oksana Maksymchuk, a bilingual Ukrainian-American poet, scholar, and literary...

Learn about the important, but often overlooked, 1986 court case (D.C. & M.S. v. City of St. Louis) and how...

Visualization literacy—the ability to interpret, evaluate, and create meaningful visual representations of data—is essential for informed decision-making in today’s data-driven...

Roger Bagnall, honorary professor of Classics; Alexander Free, visiting researcher from the University of Munich; and Will Sieving, a grad...

The fall meeting of the Geospatial Working Group features Balraj Gill, an Indigenous Studies Postdoctoral Fellow at WashU, who will...

Join us for a lecture by Nicolas Idier, a well-known French novelist, sinologist, French diplomat, and Inspector-General of Chinese Language...

Join us as we celebrate Geography Awareness week with a virtual presentation and discussion with guests from the Seminole Tribe...

The human relationship with plants is ancient and profound. Plants are so ubiquitous in our lives that many of us...

This talk will discuss the ways open science approaches can improve access to science and research for people with disabilities....

Do you want to learn more about current and emerging trends in public access, open access and publishing? Would you...