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This is an archive of past events at AUR - you can filter these by 'associated academic program' using the drop-down list above.

Pfizer's Dr. Eugene Tarlton discusses 'Where does the COVID-vaccine come from?'

Please join us online for this virtual guest lecture & seminar that will offer a unique opportunity to understand the mechanisms that create and enhance our knowledge economy.

2 Dec 2020, 18:00
Via Pietro Roselli, 4
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Barrett to the US Supreme Court: Just A Justice?

Join our virtual guest lecture and discussion.

27 Nov 2020, 15:30
Via Pietro Roselli, 4
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The future of global (dis)order and China鈥檚 鈥渘ational rejuvenation鈥�

REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS CLOSED.聽

20 Nov 2020, 15:30
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American Universities Abroad Information Session - Master's Programs

Join us for an online information session to find out more about the range of career-enhancing Master degrees offered by the institutions of American Universities Abroad (AUA).

19 Nov 2020, 18:00
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US Elections: International Scenarios Ahead

AUR invites you to tune in to a roundtable discussion analyzing the potential outcomes of the upcoming US Presidential Elections on the eve of the conclusion of the campaign period.聽

2 Nov 2020, 17:00
Via Pietro Roselli, 4
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This lecture has been postponed.聽

21 Apr 2020, 19:00
Via Pietro Roselli, 16

The AUR Graduate School鈥檚 Peace Studies Lecture Series is pleased to welcome guest speaker Marie Breen-Smyth.

9 Mar 2020, 17:00
Via Pietro Roselli, 4

THIS LECTURE HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Synopsis

2 Mar 2020, 19:00
Via Michelangelo Caetani 32

A standard approach to animal ethics, used by both Peter Singer and Tom Regan, is to argue that we ought not to eat animals because, like us, they suffer or, like us, they are 鈥渟ubjects of a life.鈥� Both utilitarians and rights theorists are extensionists because they believe that the way

2 Mar 2020, 12:30
Via Pietro Roselli, 4

The condition of women in the Muslim world has been inherent to the discourses of modernization and progress in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

27 Feb 2020, 17:30
Via Pietro Roselli 4, classroom B206