Marissa J. Moorman, Powerful Frequencies: Radio, State Power, and the Cold War in Angola, 1931-2002. 5-7pm @ I Fell Bloomington

TreaAndrea Russworm, "The Racially Queer Politics of Playing with Broken Video Games" 12:15-1:30pm @ Franklin Hall 312

Kristin Ross, "The Seventh Wonder of the Zad," 5-7pm @ Franklin Hall Commons.

Grad Student Coffee with Director of Cultural Studies, Raiford Guins. 1-3pm @ Graduate Hotel.

Luise White, "Blood and Ink: Writing African History with Memoirs," 4pm @ Weatherly Hall Lounge.

Ryan Powell, Coming Together: The Cinematic Elaboration of Gay Male Life, 1945-1979. 7-9pm @ The Back Door

David Parisi, "The Dream of Haptics: The Cultural and Scientific Quest to Digitize Touch" 12:15-1:30pm @ Franklin Hall 312

Featuring Ishan Ashutosh and Lydia Lahey Zakel. 12:15-1:30pm @ Franklin Hall 312

Scott Bukatman. 4:00pm - 5:00pm @ The Panels on Panels Conference, GA1128.

Phil Mirowski, "An Inquiry into the Contemporary Politics of STS: Democracy, Expertise and Post-Truth Worries," 3:30pm @ Wylie Hall 115.

Convesartions Around Materials for Interaction Symposium. March 6-7 @ Luddy Hall 1106.

Keynote Speaker: Nicole Starosielski. 5:15pm - 6:30pm @ Luddy Hall 1106.

Keynote Speaker: Paul Dourish. 9:00am-10:15am @ Luddy Hall 1106.