TOMORROW: It’s a mind-bending ride! The blend of mystery, historical intrigue and philosophical debates makes it a must-see. Sean Connery and Christian Slater deliver stellar performances that keep you hooked from start to finish. Find more here: bit.ly/4ddQouT

In 4 weeks: Dr. Meera Jo Kachroo with Center for the Study of Religion at OSU will take us through the intriguing journey of the Tantric Maṇḍalī. Uncover the mysteries of the Śrīvidyā tradition, historically known for secret rituals and hidden knowledge. Sept. 18, 4:30 in 198 Hagerty. bit.ly/3SV13Cx

TODAY!! Stop in Hagerty Hall between 1 & 3 and pick up some pizza, snacks, stickers, tote bags and more! Pick up a scavenger hunt sheet in the Humanities Institute's room 455 to get started, and be entered for an Amazon gift card! See you later! Find more: bit.ly/4ftoQmO

TONIGHT at 7:30! An atmospheric medieval setting combined with a gripping murder mystery. And those plot twists? You're going to love it. Find more: bit.ly/4cgXa1B

Save the date: Center for the Study of Religion at OSU's visiting scholar Meera Kachroo will explore how yoga aligns with the Indigenous Medicine Wheel model and navigate the complexities of intercultural transfer and Indigenized research practices. Sept. 17, 7:30 at Yoga-Well-Being. bit.ly/3MdZufo

Save the date: the SASI working group will host an interactive conversation with the survivors of the Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster on Wednesday, Sept. 4 from 3:30 to 5 pm in 198 Hagerty Hall. Find more here: bit.ly/3T2DE2i

Who has been there?

In one week! It's the Center for Ethnic Studies's welcome reception and community gathering! Next Tuesday, September 3 from 5-7 pm in 455 Hagerty Hall. RSVPs are requested, go to: bit.ly/3SP4tH0

Next week: A Conversation with the Survivors of the Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster. Survivors are touring the U.S. to raise awareness about their ongoing struggle for justice and dignity. Wednesday, September 4 from 3:30 - 5 pm in 198 Hagerty Hall. Find more: bit.ly/4dMaGvw

🎓✨ Calling all students! The CES Student Travel and Research Grants are now open for Autumn 2024! Whether you’re planning to attend a conference, conduct research, or need support for other academic travel, apply now! 🚀Find more information: bit.ly/4fV60Fs

We’re thrilled to welcome Días Cómic, a Puerto Rican comics collective, for a public talk and hands-on workshop. Dive into meaningful conversations about Colonialism, Latinidades, and Caribbean History. Sept. 27 at 10 am in the Ohio Union. bit.ly/4dVPOSx

TOMORROW! Join Center for Ethnic Studies for light refreshments, hang out with the Ethnic Studies community and have some fun! Whether you are minoring in AAS, AIS or LS, or just curious about what we do, join us at 5-7 pm in ????? RSVPs are requested, go to: bit.ly/4dLBH1Y

Wednesday: The South Asian Studies Initiative will host survivors of the Bhopal gas leak disaster. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand accounts and support their cause. 3:30-5 pm in 198 Hagerty Hall. Find more: bit.ly/4dMaGvw

Don't forget to stop by 455 Hagerty today between 5-7 to have a snack at the Center for Ethnic Studies' welcome party! At the very least, pop in and say hello!

TODAY: SASI's conversation with the survivors of the Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the tragedy. Hear powerful stories and learn about the ongoing fight for justice and dignity. 3:30-5 pm in 198 Hagerty Hall. Find more: bit.ly/4dVMQ0l

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The survivors' tour stopped in Columbus, Ohio yesterday to speak at the @osu_humanities . Great turnout and enthusiasm, we are eager to work with these students for future campus advocacy in solidarity with Bhopal survivors. #bhopal40 #justice4bhopal #bhopalUStour

Many thanks to CMRS' GRA Genevieve Berendt for taking over their social media all summer long! Genevieve is a superstar at creating Medieval memes- we shared them here on Mondays. She's going to help out with our Magic & Witchcraft class this semester. Au revoir for now!

SASI is hosting a conversation with Dr. Hafsa Kanjwal and Dr. Haley Duschinski, exploring how the Indian and Kashmir governments utilized state-building to entrench India’s colonial occupation of Kashmir after the 1947 Partition. Find more and RSVP: bit.ly/4dSCDCa

Mark your calendars 🗓️! In one week, our insightful "What the....Friday" coffee chats ☕ continue. Be a part of our community 👥 discussions, and let's address urgent matters together. And yes, there will be pastries 🥐! Get all the details here: bit.ly/4ciLfkh