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The student movement at Stanford has succeeded in forcing the university to divest: more here.

Hey everyone! Gabriel posted the invitation for May Day already, I wanted to add this map to his post but couldn’t find a picture upload as a comment. Well, anyways, this is better visibility wise anyways. Here is the route May … Continue reading →

In Occupy, in a memorial to Howard Zinn, Noam Chomsky gives a lot of the very basic history necessary for understanding the possibilities for revolution in the United States. I focus on his talk because it covers my chief concern … Continue reading →

§14. Mapping the Contemporary Revolutionary Conjuncture (4/25 from 5-7:30 p.m. at The Wooden Shoe)

Thanks to the absolutely relentless support we have received from around the world, Northeastern University has backed down on the suspension of Students for Justice in Palestine! We are reinstated and will be fully functional for the fall semester. This … Continue reading →

Nietzsche and Foucault – The Challenge of Genealogy and Revolutionary Practice (optional reading blog post) In a 1975 interview, Michel Foucault breaks his self-imposed silence on his relationship with the thought of Friedrich Nietzsche. Foucault underscores Nietzsche’s importance in the … Continue reading →

April 23 at 2:30 p.m. in Corr Hall Lounge (Villanova University) The Center for the Study of Violence and Conflict will host a discussion of the ongoing crisis in Venezuela. Dr. George Ciccariello-Maher, Associate Professor of Political Science at Drexel … Continue reading →

Just a reminder that Stephen Moore’s talk is tomorrow at 4pm At Villanova: Stephen Moore on Capitalism’s Comeback

Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 22:  Professor Nancy Hirschmann will speak on “Disablility, Freedom and the Will.” Please join us for a lite lunch at 12:00 noon in SAC 400.  The talk will follow at 12:30 p.m. Professor Hirschmann is a professor … Continue reading →