featuring Admiral Dennis C. Blair, Knott Distinguished Visiting Professor of Peace, War, and Defense This fall promises to be a contentious election season, and our Humanities in Action hybrid lecture series offers six programs focused on topics of critical importance … Read more
a DIALOGUES seminar Recent political events serve to remind Americans that the United States is “a republic, not a democracy.” Indeed, our Founding Fathers were inspired by the most famous republic in world history, Rome’s, when they wrote the Constitution. … Read more
**This Great Books class will be held virtually over Zoom** featuring Eliza Rose, Assistant Professor and Laszlo Birinyi Sr Fellow in Central European Studies Winner of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 2022 Literature Award —If every war … Read more
Featuring Kaci Bishop, Clinical Professor of Law This fall promises to be a contentious election season, and our Humanities in Action hybrid lecture series offers six programs focused on topics of critical importance to our country and the world. The … Read more
**This Great Books class will be held virtually over Zoom** featuring Eliza Rose, Assistant Professor and Laszlo Birinyi Sr Fellow in Central European Studies Winner of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 2022 Literature Award —If every war … Read more
Join CPH's Max Owre and a distinguished panel of experts and community leaders for a community conversation about the 2022 Mid-Term Elections. Featuring Dr. Deborah Stroman (UNC), Dr. Jason Roberts (UNC), and Brighton McConnell (WCHL). DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, November … Read more
a DIALOGUES seminar European political and social systems gradually became more democratic after the 18th century as the traditional power of kings and nobles was replaced by new voting rights and the institutions of representative government. But powerful anti-democratic movements … Read more
featuring H. M. Cushman, Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature The medieval antecedents of the modern short story —Marie de France is the earliest known French woman poet and her lais—stories in verse based on Breton tales of … Read more
featuring H. M. Cushman, Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature The medieval antecedents of the modern short story —Marie de France is the earliest known French woman poet and her lais—stories in verse based on Breton tales of … Read more
Join podcast host Zachary Davis and scholar Randall Styers for a lively conversation about the unexpected ways in which religion and science have been entangled across time. Featuring: Zachary Davis is the executive producer and host of the “Ministry of … Read more
