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Reading - Fiction/poetry

Kurt Andersen

Discusses Edward Hopper’s ROOM IN NEW YORK and his new novel THE BREAKUP

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Starts at 5:30 pm
Location: Sheldon Museum of Art Room: Auditorium Target Audiences:
Originally from Omaha, Kurt Andersen has been documenting arts, culture, and politics in New York City for decades. In the spring 2026 issue of Prairie Schooner, Andersen wrote about Edward Hopper’s ROOM IN NEW YORK, the iconic NYC painting by Edward …
Reading - Fiction/poetry

Kazim Ali

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Starts at 5:30 pm
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Kazim Ali reads from THE MAN IN 119, his new collection of poetry. The book explores loss and absence alongside the human body and the natural world. Here, the tongue becomes a collaboration between human and glacial current-the self, a “tectonic …
Special Event

Welcoming New Nebraskans: A Book Launch for The Lives of Immigrants and Refugees

Tales of Migration, Hope, Grief, and Finding Home in Nebraska

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5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
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Join us for an evening of readings, mingling, and festivities to celebrate the launch of The Lives of Immigrants and Refugees: Tales of Migration, Hope, Grief, and Finding Home in Nebraska, a new edited collection from the University of Nebraska …
This event originated in Ethnic Studies.
Lecture

Humanities on the Edge presents: Johannes von Moltke

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5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Location: Sheldon Museum of Art Room: Abbott Auditorium Target Audiences:
Lecture by Johannes von Moltke (University of Michigan) as part of the Humanities on the Edge speaker series.
Lecture

Humanities on the Edge presents: Roland Vegso

“‘Concepts Completely Useless for the Purposes of Fascism’: Walter Benjamin and the Trolls” 

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5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Location: Sheldon Museum of Art Room: Abbott Auditorium Target Audiences:
Roland Vegso, Professor and Department Head at the University of Georgia.