• Feb 4
    Mapping Planetary Humanities

    Online

    Zoom lecture with Dr. Lisa Messeri and Dr. David Kipping, discussing the search for hospitable exoplanets in the third session of “Mapping Planetary Humanities.”  

  • Nov 12
    The Rise of Eco-Fascism: A Meta-Political Analysis

    Online

    During an STS Lunch seminar, Prof. Neyrat gave a talk on “The Rise of Eco-Fascism: A Meta-Political Analysis.”

  • Oct 21
    Virtual Planet Viewing

    Online

    As part of the Planetary Humanities Constellation, students joined Prof. Frédéric Neyrat and Astronomy Prof. Jim Lattis  for a virtual planet viewing session Washburn Observatory.

  • Sep 17
    Toward a Planetary Humanism: Cecil the Lion Meets Black Lives Matter

    The Animal Studies Constellation held a  Zoom lecture, “Toward a Planetary Humanism: Cecil the Lion Meets Black Lives Matter,” with Cajetan Iheka (Yale) and M. Ty (UW).

  • Feb 27
    Graphic Medicine lecture by MK Czerwiec, the Comic Nurse

    Signe Skott Cooper Hall

    The Health & Inequality Constellation invited MK Czerwiec, the Comic Nurse, to give a lecture on Graphic Medicine.

  • Feb 4
    Constellations Open House

    14 Ingraham Hall

    Advisors & students are encouraged to stop by for fruit, coffee, and donuts and to learn more about the Constellations program!

  • Oct 30
    Mad Max Screening

    Mad Max screening with commentary by Prof. Annie Menzel and Prof. Samer Alatout.

  • Oct 24
    Pre-med Humanities Paper Info Session

    Union South

    Pre-med students are encouraged to join us for a humanities paper info session with Jane Shepard, director of admissions for UW School of Medicine and Public Health, Beth Currier, Center for Pre-Health Advising, and Meridith Mink of Constellations.

  • Sep 9
    Planet Gazing at Washburn Observatory

    As part of the Planetary Humanities Constellations, students joined Prof. Neyrat and Prof. Jim Lattis of Astronomy for a firsthand look at the cosmos at the Washburn Observatory.

  • Apr 11
    Us and Them, Then and Now: Moving Beyond Difference in the History of Female Body

    Room L140, Conrad A. Elvehjem Building

    As part of the Bodies & Society Constellation, Dr. Helen King talk gave a talk titled, “Us and Them, Then and Now: Moving Beyond Difference in the History of Female Body.”