Events Calendar
Current and Upcoming Events
Benjamin Morgan – “Ennui at the End of Time,” Nicholson Faculty Lecture, 5/13, 5pm
Annual Nicholson Faculty Lecture - Professor Benjamin Morgan Tuesday, May 13 at 5pm, Classics 110 “Ennui at the End of Time: Planetary Fiction, 1895-1930" With introduction by Fredrik Albritton Jonsson, Associate Professor of History and CHSS At the end of the...
Laura Williamson – “The English Travel Guide,” 5/16, 3pm
The English Travel Guide: The Missing Link in Early Modern Travel Cartography Laura Williamson, Associate Professor in Humanistic Studies, Saint Mary's College - Notre Dame Premodern Studies Seminar, May 16, 2025, 3:00pm–5:00pm The Newberry – Classroom B-84 This paper...
Kirsten Macfarlane – Lay Learning and the Bible in the Seventeenth-Century Atlantic World, 4/28, 12pm
Kirsten Macfarlane: Lay Learning and the Bible in the Seventeenth-Century Atlantic World The Dean’s Forum puts Divinity School faculty members from across disciplines into conversation with each other to discuss their colleagues’ new works. The Divinity School warmly...
Jim Secord – “Signs of the Times” 2024-25 Alison Winter Lecture, 5/6, 4:30pm
'Signs of the Times: Caricaturing the March of Intellect in the Age of the Machine' Professor Jim Secord, University of Cambridge Tuesday, May 6, 2025 at 4:30pm Classics 110 Introduction by James (Jim) Chandler The early nineteenth century witnessed a transformation...
Call for Papers – Global 1776: Imperial Worlds in Upheaval
The American Revolution is often told as a national story. Yet it was also part of a series of world events which culminated in a global age of imperial crisis lasting from the 1760s through the 1820s. That crisis was simultaneously intellectual, cultural, political,...