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During the 2025-26 academic year, the Center for the Humanities is delighted to present “The Humanities and Popular Culture/Counterculture,” a yearlong series of events on topics ranging from marching band music to basketball to Taylor Swift.
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 Hall & LivestreamedMake Loud! An Evening with the Extraordinary Rendition Band - Extraordinary Rendition Band
September 25, 7:30pm
Fine Arts Center Concert Hall & LivestreamedStories from the Soil: Collage, Culture, and the Black Rural Imagination - Nancey B. Price
October 9, 4pm
Hope Room, Higgins Welcome Center & LivestreamedCharting 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 Hall & LivestreamedFrom Noble Savage to Tragic Chief: A Brief History of Natives in Pop Culture - Lee Francis IV
November 6, 5pm
Hope Room, Higgins Welcome Center & Livestreamed‘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 & Livestreamed