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Shared by University of Pittsburgh New ACMCU Event Video In case you missed our event last month, "Islam and the New Atheism," with Dr. Mohammad Hassan Khalil, please find a full streaming version of his presentation and Q&A below. |
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Muslim Student Association at Pitt Presents |
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After the Caliphate: In 2014, the declaration of the Islamic State caliphate was hailed as a major victory by the global jihadist movement. But it was short-lived. Three years on, the caliphate was destroyed, leaving its surviving fighters – many of whom were foreign recruits – to retreat and scatter across the globe. So what happens now? |
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Announced by University of Pittsburgh On April 19, 1989, a young woman in the prime of her life was brutally raped and left for dead in New York City's Central Park. Five boys - four Black and one Latino - were tried and conviceted of the crime in a frenzied case that rocked the city. They became collectively known as "The Central Park Five." |
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Film screening and discussion with David Collura, a subject of the documentary film Crossing Borders. |
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Announced by University of Pittsburgh Sponsored by Friends of Sabeel North America (FOSNA): A Christian Voice for Palestine Film showing & discussion: 5 Broken Cameras |
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Join the Muslim Student Association and the Office of Interfaith Dialogue at Pitt with the our Interfaith Open Mic Night next Thursday October 17th at 8:30 PM in Nordy's! This event will allow Pitt students from different religious, cultural backgrounds and world views to come together and showcase talents, poems, spoken word, musical pieces, dance etc that relate to their religious/cultural identity. This is a great opportunity for Pitt students to learn from each other's backgrounds, meet people, and create a sense of community throughout campus. |
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This presentation will feature exiled writers who are part of City of Asylum's Exiled Writer Residency Program, which is a long-term residency for literary writers who are in exile from their home countries and under threat of persecution because of their writing. The goal of this sanctuary program, which is operated on the Northside in Pittsburgh, is to enable each writer-in-residence to continue to write while transitioning to a stable, independent life in exile. |
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U.S. Middle East Policy Luncheon Discussion Featuring Ambassador Jerry Feierstein Tuesday, November 5 Join us for a luncheon with Ambassador Gerald Feierstein of the Middle East Institute for a talk on U.S. Middle East Relations. |
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Announced by University of Pittsburgh Middle East Reads: Educator Book Club The Middle East Studies Center (MESC) at Portland State University and the Center for South Asian & Middle Eastern Studies (CSAMES) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign are starting an online book club through Goodreads.com. We welcome all educators, K-12 teachers, community college professors, and librarians to join us online from any location. Pre-service teachers are also encouraged to join. |
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