The Idea that Made U.S.: Dialogues on Freedom: 25 Years After 9/11: The History of Surveillance, Technology, and Democracy
Thursday, November 12, 4:30pm–6:30pm · Traitel Building, Hauck Auditorium
A quarter century after 9/11, advances in surveillance and technology have transformed how the United States protects its security, and raised enduring questions about privacy, government power, and democratic accountability. Former FBI Director Christopher Wray and former Deputy National Security…
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- Making Letters: Typography Across Hand, Screen, and LoomThursday, November 12, 4:30pm–6pm · Lathrop Library
- Tea for the SoulThursday, November 12, 4pm–5pm · Old Union
- Tour Denning House, home to Knight-Hennessy ScholarsThursday, November 12, 4pm–4:30pm · Denning House
- Delivering Humanitarian Aid in a Contested WorldThursday, November 12, 4pm–6:30pm · Encina Hall, Bechtel Conference Center
- Eitner Lecture with M. D. Usher, “Journey to the West: Buddhists in Ancient Alexandria”Thursday, November 12, 5:30pm–7:30pm
- Drop-In Samizdat* Workshop (*DIY Unofficial, Unsanctioned, Limited Edition Publication)Thursday, November 12, 3pm–5pm · Hohbach Hall, lobby/interactive zone
- Your Values, Your Goals - Academic Advising WorkshopThursday, November 12, 3pm–4pm · Sweet Hall
- Artist Talk | Holographic Space, a talk by Charles RayThursday, November 12, 6pm–7:30pm · Cantor Arts Center, Cantor Eastman Auditorium