Elizabeth Athens receives tenure
Betsy is now Associate Professor of Art History, University of Connecticut.
Betsy is now Associate Professor of Art History, University of Connecticut.
The essay prize is given annually to a UW–Madison philosophy graduate student.
This workshop series was held between April 8–10 in Houston.
The book, Banished Citizens, will be available on October 14, 2025.
Applications are due on May 12
IRH congratulates Betsy on this tremendous achievement!
“Whispers of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Fisheries and Other Texts from Medieval Europe”
"How the Jansenist convulsionnaires Passed into Nineteenth-Century French Fiction: The Case of Léon Hennique's Elisabeth Couronneau"
IRH Director Steven Nadler is pleased to announce the full cohort of incoming and returning IRH Fellows for the 2025-2026 academic year.
A talk organized by the Department of Spanish & Portuguese