The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "The Racial Politics of 'Japan’s Invisible Race'."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "The Once and Future Library" with BethAnn Zambella, director of libraries at Denison.

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Value-added Erosion in Global Value Chains: Rethinking International Trade."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Translating the Translators: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Arabic NT of Medieval Iberia."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Where No Black Woman Has Gone Before: Subversive Portrayals in Speculative Film and TV."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Sisterhood and Strife: The Making and Unmaking of the National Black Women's Health Project."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Teaching in Rome: No Classroom Required."

Denison professor Diana Adesola Mafe reads from her new book "Where No Black Woman Has Gone Before: Subversive Portrayals in Speculative Film and TV."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Educating Activists: The South African Education Program on Denison's Campus, 1982 to 1990."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "LooKING for Richard III: The Curious Case of a Geologist and an English professor."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Mexicanidad as Race, Gender, and Neoliberal Ideology in Patricia Riggen's 'La misma luna/Under the Same Moon.'"

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Acting Together: A Performative Theory of Solidarity."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Radio MD: Quacks, the AMA and the Radio Industry in the 1920s and '30s."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Awfully Abstract Stuff: Problems for Pythagoreans."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Epigenetics: The Party-Planning Guide of Genetic Inheritance."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Imagining the Protestant Reformation, 500 Years Later."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Service Learning on a Global Scale: Experiences partnering with a STEM program in Africa."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "In the Country of the Undone: A poetics of mental illness."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Joe Biden Grabs Back: Gender, Anger and Internet Memes after the 2016 Election."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Discovering Martinican Identities: A Collective and Individual Journey."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Madison's Nightmare: Trumpvangelicals and the Decline of Religious Influence."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "The Origin of Fire and Fury: Between Christian Triumphalism and America's Forgotten War."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents "Sanctuary Cities: The View from Medieval Ireland."

The Tuesday Lunch Series presents Denison Debates, hosted by Adam Davis, discussing the topic "Should Colleges Have Safe Spaces and Trigger Warnings?"

The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Sheilah Wilson, associate professor of studio arts, presenting "Project Based Learning through The Billboard Project."

Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Pool, professor of political science, presenting "Sovereignty and White Supremacy in the Wake of the Charleston Massacre."

The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Steve Vogel, professor of philosophy, presenting "On Not Being Sure."

The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Mark Moller, dean of first-years, presenting "Eight Years of Piloting Advising Circles: What Have We Learned So Far?"

The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Denison Life Trustee Dr. David Bayley '55, presenting "The Crisis in American Law Enforcement."

Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Katz, professor of political science, presents "Understanding the Impact of Presidential Personality on US Foreign Policy."

The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Jack Shuler presenting "Denison Global Fellows: Hosting and Learning from Refugees."

The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Sky LaRell Anderson, "Taking Gameplay Seriously: How Interactivity, Narrative, and Player Communities Come Together."

The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Alexis Clark, visiting assistant professor, presenting "Taking The Discovery of Pulque on Tour."

Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Taina Wewer, Fulbright Scholar in Residence, presenting "Educational Reform in Finland: Policies and Visions."

The Tuesday Lunch Series welcomes Jonathan Maskit, assistant professor of philosophy, presenting "The Aesthetics of Sustainable Living."

The Lunch Series presents "Diversity and Inclusion in Student Leadership at Denison: An Intercultural Excursion in Search of Best Practices."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Cynthia Turnbull, professor of theatre, presenting "Zentangle: Doodles for Fun or Something More?"

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Megan Hancock, curator of education a presenting "I See What You Mean: Visual Literacy at the Denison Museum."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Rebecca Kennedy, presenting "Learning about the Present by Reacting to the Past."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Luis Villanueva presenting "Why More Exports Does Not Always Mean More Economic Growth?"

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Nausica Marcos Miguel presenting "Corpus, Corpuses y Corpora: Working with Language Variation in the Classroom."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Micaela Vivero presenting "Artwork Created During an Artist Residency in Carmac, Marnay-sur-Seine, France."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Dick Shiels presenting "Golfers, Indians and UNESCO: World Class Earthworks in Central Ohio."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Arfa Sayeda Zehra, Forman Christian College in Pakistan, presenting "Gender in Islam and How it is Perceived..."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Nestor Matthews presenting "Neuroscience Meets the Bluecoats Drum Corps."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Alison Williams, associate provost for diversity and intercultural education.

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series presents "Researching in the Writing Center: Senior Research Writing Retreats and the Writing Associate Pilot Program."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Arthur Chonko presenting: "DU Facilities: Where We've Been and Where We're Going."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Regina Martin and Olivia Geho '16 presenting "Literature and Professional Life: A Digital Life Stories Archive."

The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series features Robin Bartlett presenting "Queering McCloskey's Feminism in Time and Context."