Events
Upcoming Events
Campus Talks
Past Events
2024
- Nov. 14: Book Club - To Live: A Novel by Yu Hua
- Nov. 13: Frontiers in Chinese Studies - Featuring Duancheng Yang
- Oct. 23: Frontiers in Chinese Studies - Featuring Erik Wang
- Sept. 18: Frontiers in Chinese Studies - Featuring Yuqi Chen
- Nov. 10: Campus Talks – Prof. Jack W. Chen, University of Virginia, Weirdness and The Ontology of the Ghost
2023
- March 9: Edward Burger, One Mind: Zen in China
- April 21: Ten-Year Anniversary Celebration
- April 4: China Institute Events – Hans H. Tung, Resisting Autocratization, The Protest-Repression Nexus in Hong Kong’s Anti-ELAB Movement
- Oct. 11: China Town Hall – a national conversation on how the U.S.-China relationship affects our communities. Nicholas Burns is the current U.S. Ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns. Nominated by President Biden and confirmed by the Senate, he was sworn into office on Dec. 22, 2021. and Prof. Lawrence C. Reardon, University of New Hampshire
2022
- March 3: Mercedes Valmisa Oviedo, Human/Nonhuman Agency Between Autonomy and Heteronomy
- April 14: Beyond Mindfulness: Buddhism & Health in Historical Perspective
- Sept. 28: Prof. Adeana McNicholl, Vanderbilt University, The Black Buddhism Plan: A Buddhist Black Pacific Narrative
- Nov. 16: China Town Hall – Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. and Cory Combs
- Nov. 2: Prof. Henrike Rudolph, University of Göttingen, Chains of Command: Chinese Power Structures Beyond the Communist Party
2021
- Jan. 23: 76 Days, On Jan. 23, 2020, China Lockd Down Wuhan, A City of 11 Million, To Combat The Emerging Covid-19 Outbreak
- Oct. 15: Prof. Zhouyi Wang, Hamilton College, From Mulan to Mulan: Orientalist Imagination, Feminist Intervention & A Compromised Progress
- Oct. 19: China Town Hall – Fareed Zakaria, CNN host and best-selling author and Brad Farnsworth of Fox Hollow Advisory
2020
- Sept. 28: John Pomfret, U.S. China Relations, What Can We Learn From History?
- Nov. 10: China Town Hall – Ray Dalio, New York Times best-selling author