featuring Hélène de Fays, Teaching Professor, Department of Romance Studies About the book from Professor de Fays: Gioconda Belli’s The Inhabited Woman is a rare literary gem: it has something for every reader. It is a romance novel, a bildungsroman, … Read more
featuring Hélène de Fays, Teaching Professor, Department of Romance Studies About the book from Professor de Fays: Gioconda Belli’s The Inhabited Woman is a rare literary gem: it has something for every reader. It is a romance novel, a bildungsroman, … Read more
Featuring Cara Nine, Associate Professor of Public Policy This event will examine three kinds of justice: procedural justice, historical justice, and distributive justice. To illustrate how these different kinds of justice work, we'll apply them to the historical case of … Read more
featuring Michelle King, Associate Professor of History About the novellas from Dr. King: Lu Xun is known as the father of modern Chinese literature, and The True Story of Ah Q (1922) is his most famous work. Ding Ling leapt to fame with … Read more
featuring Michelle King, Associate Professor of History About the novellas from Dr. King: Lu Xun is known as the father of modern Chinese literature, and The True Story of Ah Q (1922) is his most famous work. Ding Ling leapt to fame with … Read more
ARTIST BIO Over the past decade, Tatiana Hargreaves has been on the forefront of an up and coming generation of old time, bluegrass and new acoustic musicians. From placing first at the Clifftop Appalachian Fiddle Contest, to her bluegrass … Read more
featuring Eliza Rose, Assistant Professor & Laszlo Birinyi Sr. Fellow of Central European Studies About the book from Dr. Rose: The Unbearable Lightness of Being weaves together the stories of four individuals whose fates are constrained by psychic patterns formed … Read more
featuring Graham Culbertson, Teaching Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature About the book from Dr. Culbertson: The Professor's House is a modernist masterpiece in miniature; part treasure-hunting story and part domestic novel of manners, with a realistic depiction of academic … Read more
Featuring Nora Hanagan, Teaching Assistant Professor of Political Science What can we learn today from Jane Addams, 1931 recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize? This talk will explore her positions on labor and community organizing with revealing insights into how … Read more
featuring Graham Culbertson, Teaching Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature About the book from Dr. Culbertson: The Professor's House is a modernist masterpiece in miniature; part treasure-hunting story and part domestic novel of manners, with a realistic depiction of academic … Read more
