Join us for a yearlong series of events in which historians and novelists, cartoonists and artists, musicians and musicologists, anthropologists and quilters discuss the the craft of storytelling, an endeavor at the heart of the humanities.
Upcoming Spring Events
- Textiles and Social Justice - Dr. Chawne Kimber
Thursday, March 21st, 4pm
Galanti Lounge, Robert Carothers Library - How to Be a Good Ancestor: Civically Sound and Rooted in Community - Camille W. Dance & Co.
Tuesday, March 26th, 4pm & Wednesday, March 27th, 7pm
Hope Room, Higgins Welcome Center & Fine Arts Center Concert Hall, Room B100 - “Polvo de Gallina Negra and the Politics of Pregnant Performance in Mexico” - Erin L. McCutcheon - Department of Art & Art History
Wednesday, April 3rd, 12pm
Hoffman Room, Swan Hall & Livestreamed - A Conversation with Novelist Ruth Ozeki - Ruth Ozeki
Thursday, April 11th, 4pm
Hope Room, Higgins Welcome Center & Livestreamed