Professor Goldmakher’s goal in this talk is to convey the beauty and euphoria of math research, in particular trying to explain his decades-long fascination with prime numbers. An open mind and elementary-school math background are all that’s needed to engage with the material.
Russian Prof. Julie Cassiday explores: "Russian Style, or What Twerking Air Cadets and 'Gay' Propaganda Tell Us About Putin's War in Ukraine" in this Williams 2023 Faculty Lecture.
Ariana Maki, curator of "Across Shared Waters: Contemporary Artists in Dialogue with Tibetan Art from the Jack Shear Collection," leads a conversation between two artists who have artwork in the show, Marie-Dolma Chophel and Palden Weinreb.
Pastor David Hurst of the Second Congregational Church conducts this Sunday, February 26th service. (on TV ch 1303 on Sunday at 9am & 4pm..Wed at 10am...Fri at 7pm)
As the 50th anniversary of the book Small is Beautiful, 2023 is our opportunity to advance solutions to today’s social, economic, and environmental challenges that build on Schumacher’s original vision. To meet this calling, the Schumacher Center is convening a monthly series featuring New Economic thinkers, builders and activists from a range of fields. “Schumacher Conversations: Envisioning the Next 50 Years” brings together change-makers whose work today is actively shaping a ‘small is beautiful’ future, organized around 12 key themes and fields of activism.
