With the move to online NSO, Emelia and Lindsay discuss what students can expect from, and how to prepare for, their advising enrollment appointments with JMC advisors.

Building on our previous panel, held in anticipation of Richard Spencer’s impending campus visit, we continue our efforts to ‘build community and resist hate’ with a second panel on September 16 at 7pm in Club Spartan in Case Hall, organized by Muslim Studies and Jewish Studies. Featuring representatives from academic units and communities across campus, the panel will highlight the dangers of white nationalism, the threats that these hate groups pose to our communities, and the importance of building community to resist these threats.

Professor Gandhi looks at the growing willingness in India and elsewhere to let sentiments such as supremacy, dislike and revenge replace the goals that persons like Mahatma Gandhi and Dr Martin Luther King, Jr., championed, including equality, friendship and mutual respect among diverse communities within a nation and among nations. And he asks whether Gandhi can continue to offer ideas and strategies for struggles to restore belief in a common humanity. - Rajmohan Gandhi

The East India Company's Last Foe: Tipu Sultan (1750-99) and his Brahmin Minister Purnayya - Rajmohan Gandhi

How South India Almost Became French: The 18th-century Diary of Ananda Ranga Pillai

The Persistent Legacy: The Partition of British India at 70

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