Past Events
FMS Colloquium Lecture Series: Gaylyn Studlar "Women's Erotic Labor and the Negotiation of Class Identity in 'Pre-Code' Hollywood Stardom, 1924-1934"
FMS Colloquium Lecture Series: Gaylyn Studlar
Seigle Hall, Room 306
Sex, Love, and Life: A Conversation with Acclaimed Author and Sociologist, Dr. Pepper Schwartz, AB ’67, MA ’69
Join us to hear Dr. Schwartz discuss her research, writing, and expertise in intimacy and sexuality in a conversation with Adia Harvey Wingfield, Assistant Vice Provost, Professor of Sociology, and Mary Tileston Hemenway Professor of Arts & Sciences.
Graham Chapel
Sex, Love, and Life: A Conversation with Acclaimed Author and Sociologist, Dr. Pepper Schwartz, AB ’67, MA ’69
Join us to hear Dr. Schwartz discuss her research, writing, and expertise in intimacy and sexuality in a conversation with Adia Harvey Wingfield, Assistant Vice Provost, Professor of Sociology, and Mary Tileston Hemenway Professor of Arts & Sciences.
Graham Chapel
A Wonder to Behold: Jesus’ Miracles and Late Ancient Receptions of the Story of the Woman Taken in Adultery
Jennifer Knust, Professor of Religious Studies, Duke University
Umrath Lounge
‘Suffering is not seldom the reward for service …’: Anna Julia Cooper and the Black Feminist Prometheus
Emily Greenwood, James M. Rothenberg Professor of the Classics and of Comparative Literature, Harvard University
Umrath Lounge
2025 Helen Clanton Morrin Lecture: Taylor Mac
Clark-Fox Forum, Hillman Hall
Margot Canaday - Queer Career: Sexuality and Work in Modern America
Seigle Hall 208
2nd Annual Mid-American Conference for Race, Gender, Immigration and Ethnicity Politics (MARGIE)
Charles F. Knight Conference Center
Join Our Zoom Lecture: "Towards homosexual consciousness and the birth of the gay movement: Italian Media and the Lavorini case"
https://wustl.zoom.us/j/7166260148
Dr. Nadje Al-Ali Talk
WGSS Decentering the West Lecture Series
McMillan Cafe
FMS Colloquium Lecture Series: Lisa Nakamura "The Queen of MySpace: Tila Tequila and the Asian American Roots of Social Media"
FMS Colloquium Lecture Series: Lisa Nakamura "The Queen of MySpace: Tila Tequila and the Asian American Roots of Social Media"
DUC 276
The Wolves
Sarah DeLappe's 21st century coming-of-age tale offers a glimpse into the lives of nine teenage teammates on a girls soccer team
Edison Theatre | 6465 Forsyth Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63105
Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
Olin Library, Room 142
Racializing Sex: Black Gay Men and the Crisis of HIV in the U.S.
The Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity (CRE2 ) at Washington University in St. Louis is pleased to announce the launch of The Race & Ethnicity Study Group. Designed to meet three to four times per year, bringing together faculty and doctoral students across universities in the greater St. Louis region whose research and scholarship focus on race and ethnicity, The Race & Ethnicity Study Group will provide a forum for this community of scholars to gather on a regular basis for the purpose of becoming familiar with each other’s work, networking, exploring future collaborations, and supporting each other’s new work-in-progress.
RSVP Required
Gender and The Election
Zoom
Hope in the Age of Fear-Based Politics: Trans Rights with Representative Zooey Zephyr and Journalist Erin Reed
Hillman Hall, Clark-Fox Forum
Americanist Dinner Forum - Interrogating the Carceral State: Intersections in Native, Black, Latinx, Arab American, Asian American, Muslim American, Pacific Islander, and Gender Studies
All are invited for dinner and conversation on Wednesday, October 30th at 5:30pm.
Umrath Lounge
WGSS Alumn Panel
Seigle Hall 206
AFAS Intellectual Life: New Sexual World Series (1 Day Symposium)
More information to come
TBD
Honors Thesis Info Session
McMillan 221
College of Arts & Sciences Major Minor Fair
The Athletic Complex - Varsity Gym
War and Fantasy: Russian Aggression in Ukraine and Male Fantasy Narratives
Global Studies Colloquium presents Mariia Kurbak
McMillan 259
The Work of Risk: Guerilla Art for Surviving the Carceral Present
Faye Gleisser, Associate Professor of Art History and Critical Theory, Indiana University, Bloomington
Kemper 103
Dean's Distinguished Lecture with Diana Z. O'Brien: "The Causes & Consequences of Women's Political Representation"
Diana Z. O’Brien is the Bela Kornitzer Distinguished Professor in the Department of Political Science at WashU. A winner of a prestigious Fulbright Fellowship, O’Brien studies the causes and consequences of women's political representation around the world, with a focus on established democracies. Her research examines gender and political parties, executive branch politics, citizens' responses to women in politics, and research methods. O’Brien has published articles on these topics in numerous journals including the American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics and Politics & Gender. News coverage of her work has appeared in The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, Newsweek, and MSNBC.
Emerson Auditorium, Knight Hall
Dr. Erika Sabbath Talk
Reproductive Justice Working Group Presents:
Goldfarb Hall 132
Reflecting on Reproductive Justice
A public symposium on global and local advocacy — featuring speaker Loretta Ross, activist, public intellectual, scholar and the 2022 recipient of the MacArthur Foundation “Genius” award
Hillman Hall, Clark-Fox Forum