Governing Empire: Bureaucracy and State Power in Imperial China
Global Studies Faculty Colloquium with Prof. Peng Peng
Past Events
Fall 2026 Major-Minor Fair
Athletic Complex
Faculty Meeting
McMillan 259
WashU Fall Break
WashU Fall Break
Chaeyoon Lim “The Rise and Fall of Organized Religion in South Korea’s Compressed Modernity, 1986-2025”
Global Studies Faculty Colloquium
McMillan 259
Labor Day - no WashU classes
Add/drop deadline for FL26 courses
Faculty Meeting
McMillan 259
First day of WashU FL26 classes
Bear Beginnings Global Studies Open House
McMillan Cafe
Global Studies Graduation Reception
Risa Commons
"Destructive Imagination: Male Fantasies and the Emotional Roots of Russia’s War in Ukraine" A Book Talk With Mariia Kurbak
Danforth University Center - Goldberg Formal Lounge
Global Studies End of Year Happy Hour
Multipurpose Room, Steve and Linling's Condo
Faculty Meeting
McMillan 259
The Devil You Know: Hunting for Satan in Putin's Russia
Global Studies Speaker Series & Eurasian Studies Present Dr. Eliot Borenstein
DUC 233
The Struggle of Visibility: Black Activism and Citizenship in Current Italy
Join us for a discussion on Black visibility and identity in Italy featuring prominent Black Italian Activist, Kwanza Musi Dos Santos
Ridgley 122 & Zoom
Global Studies Senior Honors Thesis Conference
Wrighton Hall 210
SIR's Spring Town Hall: Art as Resistance
Mark your calendar to join SIR's Spring 2026 Town Hall: Art as Resistance.
Seigle L003
CCHP Speaker Series: "Causes and Consequences of the Russia-Ukraine War"
James Goldgeier, School of International Service at American University
Umrath Lounge | Umrath Hall
Unearthing fine roots in the Ecuadorian Andes
Global Studies Colloquium
McMillan 259
Sin Fronteras: Mapping and Writing on Labor, Immigration, and Revolution in Southern California
Global Studies Speaker Series Presents Dr. Kevan Aguilar
Seigle 109
Faculty Meeting
McMillan 259
Sigma Iota Rho's Cultural Expo
Mark you calendars to celebrate culture with us at SIR’s Cultural Expo
TBD
Global Studies Senior Honors Thesis Information Session
Zoom
Intersections of Public Health and Applied Linguistics: Advancing Research Through Integrated Methods
Goldfarb 132 / Zoom
Conducting Research with Human Subject in Global Contexts: Attaining IRB Approval at Washu
Hillman 120
New Majors Welcome
McMillan Cafe
Faculty Meeting
McMillan 259
Global Studies End of the Semester Faculty and Staff Happy Hour
Bear Pub
People1st: Civil Society Call to Release Civilian Prisoners Related to the War in Ukraine
Global Studies Speaker Series
Women's Building Formal Lounge
Faculty Meeting
McMillan 259
‘Unimaginable Atrocities’: The Neglected Catastrophe in Sudan and the History of Genocide in the Region
Scott Straus, Professor and Chair, Charles and Louise Travers Department of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley — Holocaust Memorial Lecture
Umrath Lounge
Technology, Climate, and Culture: Production Sequences and Social Implications of Bone Tools in African Prehistory
The Global Studies Colloquium presents Lauren Malone
McMillan 259
Censoring Education and Policing Minds – A Global Trend
Eve Darian-Smith is Distinguished Professor and Chair, Department of Global and International Studies; and affiliated faculty in the Law School, Department of Anthropology and Department of Criminology, Law & Society at the University of California, Irvine and author of “Policing Higher Education: The Antidemocratic Attack on Scholars and Why It Matters.” — James E. McLeod Memorial Lecture on Higher Education
Women's Building Formal Lounge
Eve Darian-Smith — What is Global Studies?
Duc 233