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For some, Lionel Messi’s recent triumph in the World Cup placed him in the center of G.O.A.T. debates. This presentation, by world-renowned soccer journalist Jonathan Wilson, will examine why Lionel Messi matters in this “Messi Moment” in Argentina and the world.
Paula Alonso of George Washington University lectures on how the language of democracy served an important performative function in public debates in Argentina, Chile, and Peru between 1830 and 1860. Part of our winter 2023 lecture series, "Building a Civil Society."
Come mix, mingle, and make connections with your fellow Kennedy Center majors and minors while you enjoy Hruska's kolaches and hot cocoa.
Come listen to Amy Blair, Associate Professor of English at Marquette University, discuss this topic as part of the winter 2023 Global Women's Studies Colloquium series.
Harvey Amani Whitfield, Professor of History at the University of Calgary, delivers the annual Asael E. & Maydell C. Palmer Lecture on Canadian Studies.
Come listen to Julie Allen, Professor of Comparative Literature at BYU, discuss this topic as part of the winter 2023 Global Women's Studies Colloquium series.
Battery Ventures, a technology and software-focused investment firm, is accepting applications for its externship program—a part-time remote program for undergraduate, tech-focused students who would like venture capital experience.
The Academy for Cultural Diplomacy is located in the center of Europe, and its purpose is to enable students who need an internship as a compulsory part of their BA, MA, or other graduate studies, to engage in cultural diplomacy and promote multiculturalism worldwide.