Past Events
Holding Space for Q-Nnections: LEAP Mixer
LGBT Center
3907 Spruce Street
LGBTQ+ Employees at Penn (LEAP) is a group dedicated to the retention and edification of Penn’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer employees of the University of Pennsylvania. This group is open to all staff, faculty, and postdocs, exhibiting a diverse range of…
Tabling: Psychology Society Bakesale & Fundraiser
Locust Walk, Outside of Arch
Come kick off QPenn week with the Psychology Society!
Decompression Space
LGBT Center, 3907 Spruce Street
QPENN Monday we will have the following activities: 10AM-11AM CEREAL BAR 11AM-2PM CARTOONS & COLORING 2PM-5PM MOVIE SCREENING
QPENN: Family Dinner
LGBT Center, 3907 Spruce Street
Stop by the LGBT Center for a delicious free meal and a chance to connect with lots of different folks. The LGBT Center is committed to fostering a welcoming and inclusive space. No matter how you identify, you are welcome to be a member of the LGBT Center family! And what does…
Postcolonial Dreams Conference
Friday, April 4th is at The ARCH (Room 108) and Saturday, April 5th is in Houston Hall (Room 218).
Please join us to celebrate the distinguished careers of Professors Suvir Kaul and Ania Loomba on the occasion of their dual retirement from the University of Pennsylvania. "Postcolonial Dreams" is a conference-fête that gathers new and life-long colleagues, students, comrades…
Take Back the Night
4:00pm, Resource Fair: College Green/Locust Walk | Rain location: Hall of Flags
5:30pm, Rally
6:00pm, March
7:00pm, Survivor Speak Out at Ben Franklin
Take Back the Night is an international campaign designed to take a stand against interpersonal and sexual violence. On Penn’s Campus, Take Back the Night includes a full afternoon of awareness events. This day includes a resource fair in Huston Hall, speakers on College Green, a…
Trans Technology Book Event
The Annenberg School for Communication - Room 109
In this talk, drawing from my new book Trans Technologies (MIT Press, 2025), I discuss how technology creates new possibilities for transgender people, and how trans experiences, in turn, create new possibilities for technology. Mainstream technologies often exclude or…
Embodied Histories Book Lecture: The Future is Feminist with Sara Rahnama
College Hall 209
The Future is Feminist examines how Muslim feminists in colonial Algeria looked East for inspiration and offers a new perspective on the relationship between gender, Islam, and the French empire. These feminists rhetorically challenged the colonial claim of Islam’s inherent…
Screening Scholarship Media Festival, "Sound and Color" with CAMRA
TBD
The Gay Nazi and the Innocent Child
First Floor Seminar Room
Department of History
Rutgers University, Camden
427-429 Cooper Street
The Department of History at Rutgers – Camden invites you to our third Lees Seminar for the Spring 2025 semester with Assistant Professor Javier Samper Vendrell (UPenn) and Associate Professor Joseph Fischel (Yale) on Friday, March 28. Dr. Javier Samper Vendrell , Assistant…
