Events
Each semester, we host a seminar series that brings academics from universities across the globe to the Ithaca campus. Our speakers provide new and engaging perspectives to the analysis of Muslim societies with knowledge that spans disciplines. Explore some of our past seminars to see who has helped enhance the conversation.
- Interpreting Islam in China
- A Senegalese Conversation with Islam: Finding Harmony Between Religion and Gender
- A Gujurati in Mecca: Negotiating Piety, Politics and Belonging in Ottoman Hejaz
- Understanding Nobility in the Ottoman Empire: The Kurdish Begs and the Ottoman State in the Long Nineteenth Century
- Rare Islamic Books in the Olin Library Collection
- Moroccan Francophone Literature, Sexualities and Islam
- Perilous Homelands: The Rohingya Crisis and The Violence of National Territory
Upcoming Events
Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies
Comparative Muslim Societies Program
Latin American and Caribbean Studies
South Asia Program
9:00 am
Goldwin Smith Hall, G64
The often-fraught pathways of human migration come alive through art. From storytelling to innovative sculpture, theater, cartoons, and painting, students, faculty, and artists supported by the Migrations Global Grand Challenge will tell their stories and showcase their art.
Anindita Banerjee, associate…