JRN 314 Film Screening: The Legacy of Lead / El Legado del Plomo

The Trenton Project; Program in Journalism

‘Revolution Up Close’ Public Lecture Series | The Boston Massacre: A Family History

Serena Zabin, Carleton College

Department of History; Humanities Council; Labyrinth Books; Princeton Public Library

Patchwork: A String Orchestra Concert

Department of Music

Commentary Continuities, Medieval to Modern

James Theodore Robinson, The University of Chicago

Program in Judaic Studies

Audio & Ideas: Exploring the Possibilities for Scholarly Podcasting

University Center for Human Values; Program in Journalism; NYU Podcast Initiative

The French Revolution and the Sacred – Global and Contemporary Perspectives (18th c. – present)

Department of French and Italian; Committee on Renaissance and Early Modern Studies; Center for Collaborative History; University Center for Human Values

Antisemitism and the Law: Jews’ Unfinished Quest for Liberation Through Law

Robert Katz, Indiana University

Program in Judaic Studies; Program in Law and Normative Thinking; University Center for Human Values

“Transported: The Everyday Magic of Musical Daydreams”

Elizabeth Margulis, Music; Tania Lombrozo, Psychology

Labyrinth Books; Department of Music

Slow Looking Art Activity: “Nursery of Rebellion”

Princeton University Library

‘Revolution Up Close’ Public Lecture Series | The Tory’s Wife: A Woman and Her Family in Revolutionary America

Cynthia A. Kierner, George Mason University

Department of History; Humanities Council; Labyrinth Books; Princeton Public Library