Events Search and Views Navigation
December 2020
Heavy Weather: William Gilbert’s Hurricane
Monday Seminar: Monique Allewaert
Find out more »A Feminist Economic History of the Ancient Greek World
Monday Seminar: Claire Taylor
Find out more »January 2021
Beholden: Between Freedom and Debt
Monday Seminar: Kennan Ferguson
Find out more »February 2021
Qur’an and Canon: The Contours of Scripture at the End of Antiquity
Monday Seminar: Stephen J. Shoemaker
Find out more »Curating the Future in Seneca’s “Epistulae Morales”
Monday Seminar: Mason Wheelock-Johnson
Find out more »We Stayed: Agriculture, Activism, and the Black Southern Rural Families Who Fought to Keep the Land
Monday Seminar: Monica M. White
Find out more »Plant-Based Art: Indoor Gardening and the British Aesthetic Movement
Monday Seminar: Lindsay Wells
Find out more »March 2021
“Pas de Deux”: Cold War Ballet Exchanges and Franco-Soviet Cultural Interaction, 1953-1975
Monday Seminar: Kayci Olson Harris
Find out more »How Images Mean: an Introduction to Iconographic Theory
Monday Seminar: Paul Taylor
Find out more »Trusting Journalists: How Identities and Structures Matter in the Newswork of a Polarized, Multicultural World
Monday Seminar: Sue Robinson
Find out more »A Transgender Turn in Victorian Studies: Reconceptualizing Gender Identities in Nineteenth-Century British Literary Culture
Monday Seminar: Lisa Hager
Find out more »Remapping Lost Geographies: “Pearl Harbor”, Kahoʻolawe, and Spaces of Indigenous (Re)Emergence
Monday Seminar: Kyle Kajihiro
Find out more »April 2021
Failed Globalists: Economic Development, Decolonization, and the Demise of European Political Hegemony, 1973–2008
Monday Seminar: Giuliana Chamedes
Find out more »The Name: Legitimacy, Identity, and Gendered Citizenship
Monday Seminar: Carolyn J. Eichner
Find out more »The Politics of Ainu Cultural Production within the Japanese Empire, 1886-1937
Monday Seminar: Michael Hayata
Find out more »Writing for Peace in Colombia: A Literacy Ethnography
Monday Seminar: Kate Vieira
Find out more »