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Join us for a yearlong series of lectures in which historians and memoirists, librarians and authors, artists and public humanities practitioners, discuss the critical role that the arts and humanities play in sustaining and inspiring democratic engagement.
Upcoming Events
SHELTERED: The Italians Who Saved Escaped Indian Prisoners of War during WWII - Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, Art & Art History
September 24, 12pm
Hoffman Room, Swan HallMake Loud! An Evening with the Extraordinary Rendition Band - Extraordinary Rendition Band
September 25, 7:30pm
Edwards HallStories from the Soil: Collage, Culture, and the Black Rural Imagination - Nancey B. Price
October 9, 4pm
Galanti Lounge, Carothers LibraryCharting the Path to Grants: A Discussion with the College of Arts and Sciences Research Support Team - Susie LaChapelle, Research Support and Outreach & Jason Dwyer, Research and Graduate Studies
October 22, 12pm
Hoffman Room, Swan HallFrom Noble Savage to Tragic Chief: A Brief History of Natives in Pop Culture - Lee Francis IV
November 6, 4pm
Galanti Lounge, Carothers Library‘A Nearly Perfect Memory’: The Theory, Practice, and Struggles of History in The Kingkiller Chronicle - Richard M. McGee, History
November 19, 12pm
Hoffman Room, Swan Hall