Fall 2026
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2025-2026 Brown Bag Talks
- SHELTERED: The Italians Who Saved Escaped Indian Prisoners of War during WWII - Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, Art & Art History
- Charting 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
- ‘A Nearly Perfect Memory’: The Theory, Practice, and Struggles of History in The Kingkiller Chronicle - Richard M. McGee, History
- Reclaiming the Red-Crowned Crane as Chinese: A History of Red-Crowned Crane Conservatism and the Rise of Environmental Protection in China’s Long 1970s - Kyuhyun Han, History
- Augmenting the Digital Humanities: Spatial Media and Open Access - Madison Jones, Professional & Public Writing & Natural Resources Science
- The “Knowledge Business”? - Vincent Colapietro, Philosophy
American Revolutions
As the United States turns 250 years old, Americans and the world have reflected on the meanings of the American Revolution, then and now. For our 2026-27 speaker series, the Center for Humanities presents “American Revolutions.” We will feature seven events. In the fall, we will have four events on the Revolutionary War itself. In the […]
Continue reading "American Revolutions"Streaming and Re-Engaging with Iranian Cinema after Woman, Life, Freedom, and Dey-Mah’s Massacre
Ali Ghaderi, English
November 17, 12:30pm
Galanti Lounge, Carothers Library & Livestreamed
Artificial Savages, Border Performance, and the Politics of Belonging
William Stark, Modern & Classical Languages & Literatures
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Soul Value
The Phaistos Disk
Bridget Buxton, History
Continue reading "The Phaistos Disk"2026-27 Brown Bag Talk Series Call for Proposals
Center for the Humanities
Due: June 1, 2026
“The Humanistic Power of Gesture in Music: Arturo Toscanini, His Art, His Battons”
Faculty Research Grant
Luis Viquez (Orchestral Studies and Music)
Why Shakespeare?
Jeffrey R. Wilson
