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30 years ago there was a scientific revolution that allowed us to finally measure the hidden workings of the human brain in action. This lecture series focuses on what we have learned from functional magnetic resonance imaging, and how this technique has evolved to provide insight into the neural underpinnings of attention and reading. Featuring Geoff Boynton, PhD, ÂÒÂ×ÉçÇø and Marvin Chun, PhD, Yale University.

Filmmaker Abderrahmane Sissako will be joined in conversation for this event by Berette Macaulay and Maya Smith.

Join us for a discussion on gender politics in South Asia and the diaspora focusing on some of the most urgent issues facing women today.

Sunnie Rucker-Chang, Associate Professor of Slavic and East European Studies, gives the third lecture in the 2021-22 Public Lecture Series.

Professor Emeritus Richard Salomon (Department of Asian Languages and Literature) will share the insights he has gained from studying Sanskrit and classical Indian literature.

Join us in conversation with Representative Adam Smith, Chair of the House Armed Services Committee, on how Putin’s war in Ukraine has redrawn the security blueprint of Europe.

Join the Ellison Center for “‘Everybody Hates Russia:’ On the Uses of Conspiracy Theory Under Putin” with Eliot Borenstein.

Tune in for the final installment of the Ellison Center’s 2021-2022 Lecture Series, with Eliot Borenstein, Professor of Russian & Slavic Studies.

Please join us in-person or virtually for this year’s Katterman Lecture, highlighting a spectrum of post-pandemic pressures facing the pharmacy community.

Join us for an evening with leaders of the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women’s Movement, Indigenous athletes and activists Jordan Marie Brings Three White Horses Daniel (she/they, Lakota) and Rosalie Fish (she/her, Cowlitz and Muckleshoot). This lecture will be presented in-person, with a livestream option.