Calendar of Events

Chile 9/11 Series | Nona Fernández: ¿Cómo recordar la sed?/ How to Remember the Thirst?

Nona Fernández

Program in Latin American Studies; Department of Spanish and Portuguese; Humanities Council

LLL Presents – “Necessary Trouble: Growing up at Mid-Century”

Drew Gilpin Faust, Harvard; Shirley Tilghman, Former President of the University, emeritus;

Labyrinth Books; Princeton Public Library; Humanities Council

Seeking Justice: The Civil Rights Movement and the Federal Government

Kevin Kruse

Princeton University Library

Splendors and Miseries of Lies. Autofiction, Exofiction, Ego Histoire, and the Question of Truth

François Noudelmann, New York University

Department of French and Italian

McGraw Center Faculty Workshop: AI and Our Classrooms

McGrawCenter for Teaching and Learning; Princeton University Library

The First Kings of Europe: An International Exhibition about the Prehistoric Balkans

William Parkinson, The Field Museum of Natural History

Archaeological Institute of America; Program in Archaeology; Department of Art & Archaeology

The Flowers of Andromache: Allegory and the Ontological Difference

Nathan Brown, Concordia University

Department of Comparative Literature; Department of Spanish and Portuguese; Humanities Council

On ‘Political Disappointment’ and its Origins in a Princeton English Dissertation

Sara Marcus, University of Notre Dame; Diana Fuss, English

Department of English

“Value and slavery, or the longue durée of the analog-digital distinction”

Seb Franklin, King's College London

Program in Media and Modernity

“Good Music and Bad Music in Late Antiquity”

Jamie Kreiner, University of Georgia

The Committee for the Study of Late Antiquity; Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies