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 Fall Events
“To Save Humankind Kill Off the Hero’s Journey” - Holly Dunsworth - Department of Sociology & Anthropology
Wednesday, September 27th, 12pm
Hoffman Room, Swan Hall & LivestreamedA Poetry Reading by Kwame Dawes - Kwame Dawes
Thursday, October 5th, 4pm
Higgins Welcome Center & LivestreamedTelling Stories About the Ocean - Akeia de Barros Gomes and Jason Mancini
Wednesday, October 11th, 5pm
Higgins Welcome Center & LivestreamedMusic and Storytelling on Broadway - Jesse-Ray Leich and Nick Jemo
Sunday, October 15th, 3pm
Edwards Hall Auditorium & Livestreamed“Framing the Bettelheims: Finding a new approach to an extremely colorful but fairly unknown family of the American 19th century” - Jenny Elkus - Department of History
Wednesday, October, 25th, 12pm
Hoffman Room, Swan Hall & LivestreamedSeeing Providence Chinatown: Relational Reconstruction of Erased Histories - Jeffrey Yoo Warren
Thursday, November 2nd, 4pm
Higgins Welcome Center & Livestreamed- Linking the Humanities to Careers 2023 - November 9, 2023, 2pm
Memorial Union, Atrium 1 “Hashi” - Adrián Montero M. and Moé Takamatsu - Department of Music
Wednesday, November 29th, 12pm
Hardge Forum, Multicultural Student Services Center & Livestreamed
Make sure to check back soon for our Spring events!