On Tuesday, March 15, students huddled close in front of former Ambassador Ira Shapiro for an intimate discussion on the U.S. Senates role in facing challenges to American democracy in the 2022 Darrell West Lecture.
Former Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskait? delivered the annual Havighurst Lecture on March 10, sponsored by the Havighurst Center for Russian and Post-Soviet Studies. Grybauskait? spoke about the war in Ukraine and her political experiences as the leader of one of the Baltic states of eastern Europe.
On March 9, Miami Universitys biannual Janus Forum welcomed former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro and Harvard Medical School professor Dr. Bertha Madras to discuss their opposing views on Lets Be Blunt: Should Marijuana Be Legalized?
After their initial event was canceled due to COVID-19 two years ago, on Wednesday, March 9 former Democratic candidate for president Julián Castro and Harvard Medical School psychobiology professor Dr. Bertha Madras will finally take the stage for the Spring 2022 Janus Forum to hash out the topic, Lets Be Blunt: Should Marijuana Be Legalized?
Rodney Coates, Professor of Global and Intercultural Studies, presented his lecture, Critical Race Theory and the Search for Truth, as part of his receiving the College of Arts and Sciences 2022 Distinguished Educator award.
As part of the ongoing Havighurst Center Colloquia Series: Dostoevsky at 200, visiting assistant professor of Russian Brendan Mooney spoke to Miami University students on November 15 about his recent research on the acclaimed Russian novelist, Fyodor Dosoevsky.
As part of the ongoing Havighurst Center Colloquia Series: Dostoevsky at 200, visiting assistant professor of Russian Brendan Mooney spoke to Miami University students on November 15 about his recent research on the acclaimed Russian novelist, Fyodor Dosoevsky.
On November 11, the Miami University Sustainability Office and the Climate Action Task Force hosted their last Climate Café session of the year. Throughout the semester, members of the task force have led discussions on different topics regarding Miamis effort to achieve carbon neutrality.
On November 11, the Miami University Sustainability Office and the Climate Action Task Force hosted their last Climate Café session of the year. Throughout the semester, members of the task force have led discussions on different topics regarding Miamis effort to achieve carbon neutrality.
