Whose Dunhuang, Whose Homer?: Perspectives from Media Critics

Talk by Yanxiao He, Post-doc Research Fellow at Tsinghua University in Beijing.

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Iran: Is the Islamic Republic on the Verge of Collapse, and if so, What Next?

Join us on January 15 for an urgent webinar on the growing protests in Iran against the current regime.

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L2 Pragmatics Symposium

L2 Pragmatic Symposium with Emma Betz (University of Waterloo)

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"Our Stories" - Illustrated Reflections on Cantonese Language and Culture

Join us for the Opening Night of "Our Stories: Illustrated Reflections on Cantonese Language & Culture" on January 15 from 5-8 PM at the New Wight Gallery (Eli and Edythe Broad Art Center). "Our Stories" is a zine on Cantonese language and culture created by Save Cantonese at UCLA and Noah Hrung (UCLA DMA '28). The exhibition will run at...

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Returning to Khustup: The Story Behind the Story

Book talk by Cristopher Patvakanian in collaboration with the UCLA Armenian Students' Association.

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The Story of a Small Town

Introduction by guest programmer Janet Louie, Ph.D. candidate, Harvard University. Pre-screening Q&A with Louie and Kurt Wong (UCLA ’90), grandson of Tony Quon and Margaret Lew, owners of the Sing Lee Theatre.

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Miss Magic / Shogun Assassin

Double feature.

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What Does the U.S. Invasion Mean for Venezuela and the Region?

Dorothy Kronick, Associate Professor, Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley

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Experimenting with Care: Syphilis Therapies and the Making of Chile’s Welfare State

A talk on the making of Chile’s welfare state by Felipe Martínez-Fernández, historian of modern medicine.

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A Tattered Leaf Covers the Torn: Class Dynamics of Buddhist Charity in Vietnam

Professor Sara Ann Swenson (Dartmouth College) presents new research on how global trends in humanitarianism are enacted at the local level through the everyday ethics and informal practices of low-income and middle-class Buddhist volunteers in Vietnam.

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