Humanities Events Archive 2021-2022

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Aug 18

What Makes a Strong Application?

Aug 27

Body Count

Aug 27

Gilt and Gold: A Baroque Evening

Aug 31

Thinking Creatively About Culminating Capstone Projects

Sep 2

Humanities Center Book Club

Sep 7

Down Home, Downtown: Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass

Sep 8

Collapse

Sep 8

Honoring Myaamia Community through Letterpress Printing

Sep 9

A Conversation about Race and Caste

Sep 10

Fulbright Campus Deadline: U.S. Student Program

Sep 13

Are Women Full Citizens? What the Long History of #MeToo Reveals

Sep 14

The Value of Your Humanities Degree: A National Panel Sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies

Sep 14

Courts, Law, and the Right to Marriage Equality: The Story and Legacy of Obergefell v. Hodges

Sep 14

Russian Conspiracies: Blood Libel and Race in the Russian Empire

Sep 14

Coal Town Photograph

Sep 15

Climate Change's Impacts to the Urban Forest

Sep 17

Son Del Caribe

Sep 21

The Anti-Racist Workshop: A Reading and Curated Conversation

Sep 22

History, Leadership, and the Good Life

Sep 23

The Becoming Black of the World

Sep 23

Gabby Rivera: Keynote Speech to the National Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration

Sep 27

The Importance of Unbelief in The Brothers Karamazov

Sep 29

Mocking the Canon: Travestied Aeneids in Russia and Ukraine

Sep 29

Creating an Exquisite Corpse Comic

Sep 30

The Path to Research in the Humanities

Oct 4

Dostoevsky's Incarnational Realism: A Reading of The Brothers Karamazov

Oct 4

Anti-Asian Racism in America

Oct 5

An Evening with Peter Beinart

Oct 7

Slave Rebellions in Revolutionary America

Oct 12

Gandhi, Race, and the Problem of Prejudice

Oct 13

New Books at Miami

Oct 14

From Partisan Warfare to Memory Battlefields: Two Women’s Stories about World War II and Its Aftermath in Lithuania

Oct 15

R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots)

Oct 18

Dostoevsky Write Small

Oct 19

Documentary Screening: Storm Lake

Oct 19

Nonfiction Reading by Aimee Nezhukumatathil

Oct 20

Remembering 1991: Personal Recollections of the Soviet Collapse

Oct 21

Coffee and Conversation with Jonathan Metzl

Oct 21

Dying of Whiteness: The Politics of Racial Resentment and the 2022 Election Cycle

Oct 21

Discovering Edgar: The Life and Legacy of Edgar A. Poe

Oct 21

Suspended Animation

Oct 27

The Path to Research in the Humanities

Oct 27

Nonfiction and Poetry Reading by Kendra Allen

Oct 28

Miami 1970: The Struggle Against Necrobeing

Oct 28

The Rowan Hall Takeover at 50

Oct 28

The Caricature of the People: Arendt, the Mob, and Democracy

Oct 29

Impacts of Regional Conflicts on LCLUC Webinar Series 2021

Nov 1

Lessons of Defeat: The U.S. & Afghanistan Today and Tomorrow

Nov 3

Dostoevsky Between Theory and Practice, Fantasy and Terror

Nov 4

A Black Feminist Consideration of Animal Life

Nov 5

Julian of Norwich's Ontology of Love

Nov 7

Freedom Film Festival

Nov 8

Voices from Underground: Spiritual Resistance and the Theology of the Person in Dostoevsky

Nov 10

The Local and Global Environmental Impact of Italian Food Cultures: Slow Food and Terra Madre

Nov 11

Restorative Justice at the University

Nov 12

Sleeper Agent: The Atomic Spy in America Who Got Away

Nov 15

Dostoevsky and Darwin: Religion, Morality, and the Natural Sciences

Nov 15

Spring Street Reading Series

Nov 22

Writer's Harvest

Nov 22

Smorgasbord: A Wind Ensemble Performance

Nov 29

String Studio Recital

Nov 30

Repatriation, Reclaiming, and Indigenous Wellbeing: Braiding New Research Worlds

Jan 17

2022 MLK Day of Reflection and Action

Jan 26

Virtual Exhibition Opening - From the Ground Up: Visual Constructions of Race

Jan 31

Modern Russian Literary Figures Q & A

Feb 3

Trends in Academic Publishing

Feb 3

Postponed: On Juneteenth

Feb 7

Repenting the Revolution: Russian-Speaking Radicals and U.S. Deportation Policy, 1917-1924

Feb 7

Coffee and Conversation with Angela Saini

Feb 7

The New Race Science

Feb 7

Spring Street Reading Series

Feb 9

Eternity and Immanence in the Thought of Emanuele Severino

Feb 10

Critical Race Theory and the Search for Truth

Feb 11

"Spin me Round": The Aesthetics of Vinyl and Digital Formats

Feb 12

Yamaha Artists: Boston Brass

Feb 15

National Parks Talk

Feb 15

Y.A. Novelist Q & A

Feb 16

Breath Better Spent: Living Black Girlhood

Feb 16

Guest Recital: Alex Wasserman, Piano

Feb 17

How Anthropology Explains Business and Life

Feb 21

Archbishop Tikhon (Bellavin) and the Russian Orthodox Church in North America, 1898-1907

Feb 21

Department of Architecture and Interior Design Spring 2022 Lecture Series: V. Mitch McEwan

Feb 23

This is My Story, This is My Song: Black Music, Black Sound, and the Unmasking of Post-Racial America

Feb 24

Michael Snow's Wavelength

Feb 24

An Activist's Lens: Donna Ferrato on Domestic Violence

Feb 25

Humanities Lab: Presentation on Work with the Over-the-Rhine People’s Movement

Feb 28

The Unbearable Whiteness of Post-Soviet Migration

Feb 28

Rapid Response Panel: Ukraine Under Attack

Feb 28

Toward Architectural Companionship

Mar 1

born phrie: a journey of embodied memory.

Mar 1

Black and Gay in Ohio: A Memoir

Mar 2

Why It Is Vital to Tell Women's Stories During Women's History Month and All Year Long

Mar 7

English Department Alumni Panel

Mar 8

Film screening: Pier Pasolini's Medea

Mar 8

Winning Reparations: John Tateishi and The Successful Campaign for Japanese American Reparations

Mar 9

Learning to Swim: October 17 and the Seine's Exceptional Bodies

Mar 9

Reflections - Highlights of the Undergraduate Experience at the Art Museum

Mar 9

The Thanksgiving Play

Mar 10

Coffee and Conversation with Natalia Molina

Mar 10

What We Miss When We Talk About Race

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