Archived Events

✨FOURTH ANNUAL PUNJABI WEEK (May 4th - 23rd, 2026)✨

Hello everyone!

Come join us as we celebrate the rich culture, heritage, and history of the Punjabi community!

The Community History Exhibit & Discussion is taking place on Saturday, May 23rd at the ARC Ballroom!

Ideas concerning the structure, shape and configuration of the cosmos feature in some of the earliest extant written works of the Arabo-Islamic tradition, including the Qurʾān commentary of Muqātil b. Sulaymān (d. 150/767) and the biography of the Prophet of Ibn Isḥāq (d. 150/767).

This talk follows the lives of social outcasts and marginalized Black people who lived and moved across Southern Arabia in the first half of the twentieth century using deportation records, petitions, and criminal cases.

✨New Event✨

Join this year's annual Daryabari lecture with Professor Nile Green from UCLA!

✨FOURTH ANNUAL PUNJABI WEEK (May 4th - 23rd, 2026)✨

Hello everyone!

Come join us as we celebrate the rich culture, heritage, and history of the Punjabi community!

The Sports Night event is HAPPENING NEXT THURSDAY (05/07)!!! at Howard Field. 

✨FOURTH ANNUAL PUNJABI WEEK (May 4th - 23rd, 2026)✨

Hello everyone!

Come join us as we celebrate the rich culture, heritage, and history of the Punjabi community!

The Panel Discussion event is HAPPENING NEXT WEDNESDAY (05/06)!!! at the TLC 2215. 

 Bombay Islam: The Religious Economy of the West Indian Ocean, 1840–1915

✨FOURTH ANNUAL PUNJABI WEEK (May 4th - 23rd, 2026)✨

Hello everyone!

Come join us as we celebrate the rich culture, heritage, and history of the Punjabi community!

The Arts & Craft event is HAPPENING NEXT TUESDAY (05/05)!!! at the TLC 2010. 

✨FOURTH ANNUAL PUNJABI WEEK (May 4th - 23rd, 2026)✨

Hello everyone!

✨FOURTH ANNUAL PUNJABI WEEK (May 4th - 23rd, 2026)✨

Hello everyone!

Come join us as we celebrate the rich culture, heritage, and history of the Punjabi community!

The Bene Israel are a Jewish community from western India who, over centuries, developed a distinctive identity in relation to other Jewish and nonJewish communities, translating their sounds, words, and practices to have uniquely Marathi Jewish meanings.

Ideas concerning women’s literary expression and cultural memory emerge from a rich yet often overlooked archive preserved in the nineteenth-century Urdu biographical compendia known as tazkira-i zenana.

Please join us for the next event in the 2025-2026 Creative Writing Series: a poetry reading and Q&A featuring poet, essayist and zine-maker Summer Farah!