SAVE THE DATE: Rifkind Center’s Fall 2026 Events
New York, NY 10031
Orbán's Defeat and the Future of the Global Far Right
Monday, Sept. 28, 5PM | Rifkind Room, NAC 6/316
What is the future of the Global Far Right in the light of the defeat of Viktor Orbán in Hungary's elections last spring? A panel discussion with Sheri Berman (Barnard / Columbia), Gabriela Greilinger (UGA), Ivan L. Nagy (Columbia Journalism Review), and Julia Sonnevend (The New School)
How to Be a (Happy) Skeptic
Thursday, Oct. 8, 5PM | Rifkind Room, NAC 6/316
The Power of Doubt in a Meaningful Life-Lessons from Cicero's Philosophy.
A book talk by Massimo Pigliucci (Philosophy, CCNY)
Godwin's Engine: Muskism and the Automation of Consent
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 5PM | Rifkind Room, NAC 6/316
A talk about the phenomenon of Elon Musk by Quinn Slobodian (Boston
University).
Media and Literary Studies: Past, Present, and Future
Monday, November 16, 5PM | Rifkind Room, NAC 6/316
A conversation in the Rifkind series about the state of the humanities, with Jeffrey Lawrence (Rutgers) and Julianne Werlin (Duke).
Title To Be Announced
Tuesday, December 8, 5PM | Rifkind Room, NAC 6/316
A talk about Fayez Sayegh, existentialism, and liberation in the Arab world by Chad Kidd (Philosophy,
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