College of LAS Events
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ILLS is a general linguistics conference open to all subfields.
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This talk will draw lessons from a decade-long effort to determine sediment sources, evaluate management strategies, and develop consensus for addressing sediment loading from a watershed that looks much like Champaign County, but happens to be located in southern Minnesota.
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Kameelah Janan Rasheed (artist, educator, and writer, Cooper Union) will present an artist talk. This event is part of the Interseminars series for "Improvise and Intervene," supported by the Mellon Foundation.
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As the onslaught on Gaza continues, the West Bank has been under Israeli assault long before October 7, 2023. Along with daily military incursions, Israel has intensified and deepened the fragmentation of the West Bank. Since October 7, thousands of Palestinians have been detained in the West Bank and hundreds have been killed by military and settlers' fire. And while some
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Interested in a free lunch? Stop by the Department of Asian American Studies on Wednesday, March 6 at 11:30 for our Spring Major-Minor Luncheon. While enjoying a free meal and desserts, learn more about our department, meet our faculty, and maybe win yourself a fabulous prize by entering our raffle. No registration need; all students welcome!
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Experience Bangladesh's rich cultural heritage with our Nakshi Kantha workshop! Learn hand-stitching techniques, explore patterns, and create your masterpiece. No experience needed – just bring your enthusiasm! Afterward, join us for the energetic Dhamail Dance, diving into Bangladeshi folk tradition with vibrant rhythms and hues
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Professor Zaida (Zan) Luthey-Schulten will describe her pioneering research into constructing 4D models of a living minimal cell. The 4D simulations integrate data from -omics, cryo-electron tomograms, DNA maps, fluorescent imaging, and kinetic experiments to initialize a realistic cell state as well as validate the states as they progress in time.
