Chile 9/11 | HELL HAS NO LIMITS: JOSÉ DONOSO, 100 Years, A Laboratory of Writing

Cecilia García-Huidobro, Universidad Diego Portales

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

LLL Presents – A History of the Muslim World

Michael Cook, Near Eastern Studies

Labyrinth Books; Princeton Public Library

The Pastel from Mars ∙ A&A Haley Lecture

Jennifer Roberts, Harvard University

Department of Art & Archaeology

St. Tammany Day, 2024

Department of History

Creative Writing Seniors Reading: Fiction

Lewis Center for the Arts’ Program in Creative Writing

Arriving in the Present: A Critical Lexicon for Multilingualism and (Post-)Migration in Contemporary German Studies

German Department; Humanities Council

The Potential Project – Presentations by students from HUM352: Arts in the Invisible City

Bentrice Jusu, artist and activist

Program in Humanistic Studies; Department of English; Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Theater; Program in Urban Studies

IHUM Faber Lecture – Made Instrument: Art, Black Spirituality and Social Life

Ashon Crawley, University of Virginia

Eberhard L. Faber 1915 Memorial Fund in the Humanities; Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in Humanites (IHUM)

Conjectures and Narratives: The Evidentiary Paradigm and the Semiotics of History

Valentina Pisanty, University of Bergamo, Italy

Department of East Asian Studies; Humanities Council

Princeton Law-Engaged Faculty Discuss their Research: The PLANT Retreat

University Center for Human Values; Program in Law and Normative Thinking (PLANT)