About this Event
New! Due to popular demand, this event has been moved to Graham Chapel and additional tickets released.
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Citizenship and the University
Nikole Hannah-Jones deliberates on citizenship and the university, covering topics like academic freedom, democracy and the larger mission of the university as the primary place for advancing knowledge.
Nikole Hannah-Jones is the Knight Chair in Race and Journalism in the Department of Media, Journalism, Film & Communication at Howard University and the Pulitzer Prize-winning creator of the 1619 Project.
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James E. McLeod Memorial Lecture on Higher Education
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About the series
Convened by the WashU Department of African and African American Studies and the Center for the Humanities, this Sawyer Seminar explores how Black studies can sustain academic freedom and help reimagine democratic higher education. Through a yearlong series of conversations featuring leading scholars and public intellectuals, the seminar brings together faculty, students and community partners to examine how Black studies offers vital perspectives on power, inequality and democracy while shaping the future of higher education.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Washington University in St. Louis, Graham Chapel, St. Louis, United States
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