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May 2019
Alexander von Humboldt Lecture: Matthew Zook
Digital Geographies of Urban Inequality and Economic AttentionMatthew ZookUniversity of Kentucky
Find out more »The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Jessica Cattelino
Watershed: Rural Political Belonging and Ecosystem Restoration in the Contemporary United StatesJessica CattelinoAssociate Professor, Lens P.I. Department of Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles
Find out more »The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Marik Shtern
Between the Wall and the Mall: Israelis and Palestinians in post-Oslo JerusalemMarik ShternScholar in Residence, Department of Sociology. University of California, San Diego
Find out more »October 2019
Seminar: Claudia Wong
An Introduction to the leaderless pro-democracy movement since June 2019 Claudia Wong
Find out more »Geography Colloquium: Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho
Researching multi-direction migration: Citizens in motion and contemporaniety Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho Associate Professor, Senior Research Fellow at the Asia Research Institute National University of Singapore
Find out more »Birkha Bawari: A Contemporary Construction of a Traditional Indian Stepwell to Address Modern Water Scarcity
Birkha Bawari: A Contemporary Construction of a Traditional Indian Stepwell to Address Modern Water Scarcity A. Mridul and Shilpa Mridul
Find out more »Special Colloquium: Pierre-Alexandre Balland
Spatial Inequality and Innovation Policy in a Complex World Pierre-Alexandre Balland Utretch University and MIT
Find out more »Geography Colloquium: V. Kelly Turner
Microclimate Regulation through Urban Design Experiments V. Kelly Turner Assistant Professor, Urban Planning UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs
Find out more »November 2019
Geography Colloquium: Hengchun Ye
What's Going On WIth Precipitation Behavior over Northern Eurasia? Hengchun Ye Associate Dean, College of Natural and Social Sciences California State University, Los Angeles
Find out more »February 2020
Alexander von Humboldt lecture: Katherine McKittrick
Living Just Enough for the City: Volume VII/Black Methodologies Katherine McKittrick Department of Gender Studies Queen's University Canada Recorded lecture and Q&A.
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