CANCELLED: Yang Yang
*The film festival has been postponed until Fall 2020.* Yang Yang is a dramatic film by Taiwanese writer/director Yu-Chieh Cheng. In this film, a young woman struggles to deal with […]
CANCELLED: Catch the Wind
*The film festival has been postponed until Fall 2020.* Catch the wind is a dramatic film by French director Gael Morel. In this film, a middle-aged factory worker’s life is upended when […]
CANCELLED: Hope
*The film festival has been postponed until Fall 2020.* Hope is a dramatic film by French writer/director Boris Lojkine. In this film, Léonard makes a clandestine journey from Cameroon to […]
CANCELLED: The Lost Café
*The film festival has been postponed until Fall 2020.* The Lost Café is an uplifting story about a girl’s decision to rise above her dark family secrets, heartbreak and culture […]
CANCELLED: Lagos Landing
*The film festival has been postponed until Fall 2020.* Lagos Landing is a romantic thriller, a love story inspired by true events. It was created in Nigeria. This screening is […]
Imagineering the Museum
Dr. Eleni Bozia (UF Classics) will present “Reimagining Authenticity in the Era of 3D Printing.” Living in the era of 3D digitization and printing, hence of recreation and different representations […]
CANCELLED: Music Travels: Transnational Dialogues and Rhythmic Intentions – Martha Gonzalez
*This event has been cancelled.* Dr. Martha Gonzalez (Assistant Professor in the Intercollegiate Chican@ Latin@ Studies Department at SCRIPPS/Claremont Colleges) and bassist Juan Perez, both of the Grammy award-winning band […]
Careers in the Humanities (Workshop)
Learn about careers for students of all majors interested in the Humanities. Registration is encouraged as space is limited. Register here. This event is open to all UF students. Sponsored […]
US-Cuba Relations: Where We Go from Here – John Caulfield
The Honorable John Caulfield, former Chief of the US Mission in Havana, will present this talk. Sponsored by the Department of History, the Center for Latin American Studies, and the […]
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CANCELLED: Music as a Liberatory Process – Martha Gonzalez
*This event has been cancelled.* Dr. Martha Gonzalez (Assistant Professor in the Intercollegiate Chican@ Latin@ Studies Department at SCRIPPS/Claremont Colleges) will present this community songwriting workshop. Gonzalez and bassist Juan […]
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