Past Event Category: Co-Sponsored Event
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Nov 16Warfare and Lawfare. Borders, International Crimes, and the Polish Experience in the 20th Century
University Club, Room 212
Professors Agata Fijalkowski and Jakub Szumski will present their work on postwar Polish war crimes trials.
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Oct 14Solitudes/Multitudes: 18th – 21st Centuries
Pyle Center
Co-Sponsored Event: Department of French and Italian
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Oct 7Research Presentations with Randall Todd Pippenger and Nicole Pulichene
University Club, Room 212
Medieval Studies Program Welcomes Randall Todd Pippenger and Nicole Pulichene for a Research Presentation on Oct. 7, 2022 at 4pm in UClub 212.
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May 23Humanities Grant Writing Camp for Graduate Students
This camp (May 23–26, 2022) provides participants with an introduction to writing funding proposals.
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Apr 29“Dante after Dante” International Symposium
“Dante after Dante” International Symposium, Department of French & Italian.
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Apr 22Fifth Annual Graduate Early Modern Student Society Symposium
Memorial Union
GEMSS Symposium: "Re: Revive, Renew, Rebirth"
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Apr 5Crossroads of Ideas: What is Morality?
Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, DeLuca Forum
The final installment of the Big Questions series continues with the question: what is morality?
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Mar 24“How the Great Books Changed My Life and How They Can Change Yours” a talk with Dr. Roosevelt Montás
Wisconsin Historical Society
Dr. Roosevelt Montas will give a talk titled "How the Great Books Changed My Life and How They Can Change Yours."
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Mar 8Crossroads of Ideas: What is Free Will?
Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, DeLuca Forum
The fifth installment of the Big Questions series continues as Duke University developmental psychologist Tamar Kushnir and UW-Madison philosopher Martha Gibson discuss one of the attributes that makes us human: free will.