Past Events
Bates Center Spring Spotlight: The Black Angels
Holman Biotech Commons, 3610 Hamilton Walk, Johnson Pavilion
This annual seminar series welcomes Maria Smilios , author of The Black Angels: The Untold Story of the Nurses Who Helped Cure Tuberculosis , and Virginia Allen, one of the last living Black Angels. In the pre-antibiotic days when tuberculosis stirred people’s darkest fears…
Flamboyant Fictions: The Failed Art of Passing by Dr. Fleishman
Sixth floor of Van Pelt, 1978 Pavillion
Dr. Ian Fleishman, Chair of the Cinema & Media Studies Department and a member of the Executive Board at GSWS, will be launching a monograph on queer film and literature, Flamboyant Fictions : The Failed Art of Passing. This book posits formal experimentation as an index for…
Graduate Colloquium: Deion Dresser and Hank Owings
Zoom
Learn Your History: Ballroom, Femme Queen Performance, and Appropriation Today
Public Trust
4017 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
For as long as house ball culture has been around, people have been appropriating it. Long recognized as a nexus of Black trans/queer diasporic performance, ballroom is home to a cluster of embodied practices and movement vocabularies popularly referred to as vogue. Over the past…
Winter Reading Group Discussion
In-person or online
GSWS/FQT invites you to participate in a winter break reading group. This year's book is Jennifer Nash's recently published How We Write Now: Living with Black Feminist Theory . Copies of the book are available in the GSWS/FQT suite. Please fill out this form to let us know…
Graduate Colloquium: UPenn and University of Delaware
Zoom
GSWS & FQT Holiday Party
Suite 345, Fisher-Bennett Hall
Join Gender, Sexuality, & Women's Studies department and the Center for Research in Feminist, Queer, and Transgender Studies (FQT Center) for our holiday party to celebrate the end of the year. There will be food and drinks!
Film Discussion on The Substance
Zoom
Join PennNYC, the Association of Alumnae, Penntertainment & the Wharton Media & Entertainment Group to discuss the film The Substance, an incredibly slick, clever, and creative (if somewhat disturbing) film with two experts from Penn’s Cinema & Media Studies Department, Ian…
Art History Colloquium - Jonathan D. Katz
Jaffe 113
Join Dr. Katz in this art history colloquium as we explore the contested definition of homosexuals in late 19th Century Art.
FIGS November Monthly Movie Night
Williams Hall Room 543
Please join FIGS for the monthly movie night! ANNE+ will be screened in Dutch with English subtitles, and there will be snacks. All are welcome to attend!