EVENTS
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Upcoming Events
Past Events
Apr
06
2023Sai University and The Chennai Mathematical Institute (Arts Initiative) hosted a talk on ‘Women Through Languages: Writing in Translation”
Writing in English as a Filipino is a postcolonial condition. Rayji de Guia spoke of the tension of rendering the multilingual facets of Filipino womanhood into the neo-colonial, dominant language both in her fiction as well as in her poetry.
Apr
06
2023Sai University’s Center for Creative Writing and Translation in association with Chennai Mathematical Institute Arts Initiative organized a webinar on “Sustaining a flourishing writing practice” by Irish poet and Professional Certified Coach Anne Tannam
Writer's block does not mean a dead end!
Mar
06
2023SaiU School of Law’s special lecture on Climate Refugees by Prof. Randall Abate
SaiU School of Law's special lecture on Climate Refugees by Prof. Randall Abate
Feb
25
2023Srilata K. in conversation with Ramya Kannan on her book “This kind of Child: The ‘Disability’ Story”
'Lit for Life', the annual literary festival organized by The Hindu, was held at Music Academy, Chennai on Feb 24th & 25th, 2023. Sai University was a proud sponsor of this festival. It brought together around 30 prolific writers and speakers from around the world.
Jan
01
19703 Day Live Lecture Series on Criminal Law
Are you a law student or aspiring to pursue law in the future or a legal professional? Here is a live, upcoming lecture series (http://bit.ly/3I6Iy9e) on Criminal Law by Prof. Mike McConville, SaiU's Distinguished Visiting Professor.
Jan
11
2023Blockchain Technology and Web 3.0
Professor John Mitchell, Former Vice Provost/Chair, of Computer Science, at Stanford University
Jan
10
2023Computer Science applied to Arts, Science, Humanties & Law
Professor John Mitchell (Chair, Department of Computer Science, Stanford University and a distinguished Professor of Computer Science at Sai University) on the developments in the field of Computer Science and its relevance to the Arts, Humanities, Sciences, and Law.