Upcoming Events

 

March 2026                                       

 

March 4

Politics & Film presents:

Good Night and Good Luck (2005)
CBS News takes on Senator McCarthy (1958) in this George Clooney-directed film based on real events

5:00 pm in Wehr Life Sciences 111
Refreshments provided!
Please RSVP
March 6

Milwaukee Area Political Science Seminars (MAPSS) present:

"When does Big Tech promote political liberalization vs. repression? Platform economy and mass contention in Southeast Asia”
A talk by Dr. Mai Van Tran (Northern Illinois University) 

1:00 pm (UWM Campus)
March 17

Marquette University Fellowships and the International Affairs program present:

Fulbright Workshop Session 3: "Launchpad: Starting Your Short Answer Questions"

5:00 pm in Wehr Physics 418
March 19

Civic Dialogues program presents:

Who Speaks for the Nation? A Panel and Dialogue Dinner on the Vice Presidency and Representation

The panelists include:

  • Dr. Julia Azari, Marquette University
  • Dr. Christopher Devine, University of Dayton
  • Dr. William D. Adler, Northeastern Illinois University
  • Dr. Lilly Goren, Carroll University

5:15 pm in Sensenbrenner Hall 304 (Eisenberg Room)
Pizza provided!
Please RSVP
March 26

Civic Dialogues and Les Aspin Program present:

Discussion of the Promise and Shortcomings of the Declaration of Independence

5:30 pm in Sensenbrenner Hall, Harry Potter Room (3rd floor)
Pizza provided!
March 27

Politics & Film presents:

Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)
Documentary film about 9/11 and its impact on U.S. policy

5:00 pm in Wehr Life Sciences 111
Refreshments provided!
Please RSVP

April 2026                         

 
April 7

Marquette University Fellowships and the International Affairs program present:

Fulbright Workshop Session 4: "Launchpad: Starting Your Statement of Grant Purpose"

5:00 pm in Wehr Physics 418
April 10

Milwaukee Area Political Science Seminars (MAPSS) present:

“Ideology and Political Engagement under Autocracy”
A talk by Dr. Ora John Reuter (UWM)

1:00 pm in CN 223
April 16
 

Politics & Film presents:

Wag the Dog (1997)
Insiders fabricate a war to distract from a presidential scandal

5:00 pm; location: TBD
April 16

Civic Dialogues present:

A Discussion with Dr. Hahrie Han
Dr. Han is a MacArthur Fellow, Director of the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University, and the author of Undivided: The Quest for Racial Solidarity in an American Church

Location and Time: TBD
April 30

Politics & Film presents:

No Other Land (2024)
Oscar-winning documentary about Palestine and the West Bank

5:00 pm; location: TBD

May 2026                                   

 
May 1

Milwaukee Area Political Science Seminars (MAPSS) present:

“Persistent Minorities: Representational Deficits and the Federal Design Advantage” 
A talk by Jordan Marsh (Marquette University)

1:00 pm (UWM Campus)