Culture and Society

Black and white photograph of a person in medium shot holding a multi-stringed musical instrument close to their face, wearing a light-colored long-sleeved shirt, with a neutral expression and gaze directed towards the camera, against a uniform gray background.

Ivan Vilela brings together popular knowledge and academia during his residency at the Institute for Advanced Studies.

Guitarist, composer, and researcher proposes a dialogue between academic knowledge and oral tradition to discuss music and memory.

Seven people in orange swimsuits stand in a row on a stage with a gray curtain in the background, wearing various head accessories including black, white, and colorful hats, and holding white fans with blue and red gradients, with reflections visible on the dark floor.

'The Dance of Particles' transforms physics concepts into movement and art.

A performance resulting from an outreach project attracted attention at an international congress and will be presented at Casa do Lago in September.

Exhibition space with a terracotta-toned back wall containing embossed illustrations, information panels, color photographs, and a vertical text panel, illuminated by spotlights suspended from the exposed concrete ceiling with wooden beams, and glass and metal structures in the foreground to the right.

The Rare Books Library hosts the exhibition “Langsdorff – The River Expedition 200 Years Later”

The event, which is part of the 16th edition of the Hercule Florence Festival, will open this Wednesday (19), World Photography Day.

Cover of the book that won the academic Jabuti award.

Book published by Unicamp Press wins the Jabuti Academic Prize in the Arts category.

Andrea Carvalho Stark's work retraces the life of the Italian opera singer and actress Augusta Candiani, a diva of the Second Empire.

Exhibition Censorship

Art, censorship and resistance on display at the Rare Books Library.

'Estado de Edição', by Élcio Miazaki, presents works and processes of artists who have faced different forms of silencing.

city museum exhibition

Three cities, one history: exhibition revisits Unicamp's 60 years.

The exhibition brings together documents and photos to show how Campinas, Limeira, and Piracicaba grew alongside the University.

An event in an auditorium with an elevated stage where several people are standing in front of banners, one on the left with the text "VESTIBULAR UNICAMP" on a green and blue background, and another in the background with a black and white portrait of a person with colorful geometric elements in shades of blue, yellow and pink, while a large audience of seated people observes the scene, with professional sound equipment to the right of the stage, studio lighting, and various objects on the stage surface including what appears to be a red uniform.

Culture and Society

At Unicamp, Conceição Evaristo says that Honoris Causa is recognition for Black women.

The author gave an open lecture at the Auditorium of the Permanent Commission for University Entrance Exams (Comvest) and visited the AEL facilities.

A person with long black hair, wearing a navy blue blazer with white details, stands before a podium with a microphone, smiling while looking down, with a blurred background in shades of blue and pink containing abstract graphic elements.

New resident scientist at IdEA discusses challenges in Brazilian public health.

Professor Carmem Leitão's residency will address the challenges of implementing public policies and strengthening the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS).

A series of seven framed pictures in shades of brown and gold wood, hung horizontally on a white wall, containing drawings in black ink on beige paper depicting plants and vegetation in different stages of growth and transformation, with the images becoming progressively more abstract and dense from left to right.

Artwork recreated 50 years later takes on new meaning in exhibition at Gaia.

The installation, presented at the Venice Biennale in 1976, is reconstructed using leaves and branches from the Barão Geraldo campus.

One of the leading voices in Afro-Brazilian literature, Conceição Evaristo teaches at the University.

The event will be open to the public and will be streamed online via TV Unicamp.

Three books arranged on a wooden surface against a dark background: on the left, a volume with a white cover and blue dots containing the text in red "THEORY of NUMBERS" by Renato Belinelo Bortolatto; in the center, a book with a beige cover and ornamental illustration in green and brown entitled "Augusta Candiani" by Jédina Carvalho Stark; on the right, a volume with a blue and white cover and the text in red "Raymond Williams EDUCATION" by Alexandro Henrique Pavão.

Unicamp's publishing house has three books as finalists for the 2026 Jabuti Academic Prize.

Winners will be announced on August 11th in São Paulo.

A person in dark clothing with a backpack is seen from behind in the foreground on the left, in a large interior space with a dark floor, a concrete architectural structure with multiple levels of balconies, linear white lighting on the ceiling, a raised platform or stage in the center with a vertical metal structure, signage with the text "IMECC" visible, and an institutional or commercial-looking environment in a black and white photograph.

From riverside classrooms to digital networks, a journey rewarded by mathematics.

Research earns Juliana Gomes Ferreira de Souza, from Imecc, the Marco Antônio Raupp Award for best doctoral thesis.