College of Letters & Science
Conceiving Peace, Pacification, and Conflict Resolution in the Early Modern Period February 27th, 2015 9am-4:30pm in the Pyle Center Flyer | Program This conference will touch on several interrelated questions : how can enemies reconcile ? How can we imagine peaceful coexistence ? How can nations and individuals …
This conference will touch on several interrelated questions : how can enemies reconcile ? How can we imagine peaceful coexistence ? How can nations and individuals get along ? The early modern period was witness to wars and civil strife of unheard-of dimensions, fueled not only by traditional political ambitions of sovereigns …
This conference will touch on several interrelated questions : how can enemies reconcile ? How can we imagine peaceful coexistence ? How can nations and individuals get along ? The early modern period was witness to wars and civil strife of unheard-of dimensions, fueled not only by traditional political ambitions of sovereigns …
This conference will touch on several interrelated questions : how can enemies reconcile ? How can we imagine peaceful coexistence ? How can nations and individuals get along ? The early modern period was witness to wars and civil strife of unheard-of dimensions, fueled not only by traditional political ambitions of sovereigns but by …
The 15th annual Major Fête & Major Festa is a great event for students to learn all about French & Italian. Representatives from all around campus will be available for consultation. Wednesday, April 15th, 1418 Van Hise Hall. Drop in anytime from 12:00 to 1:30. Let us know you’re coming by emailing Sue Grass: …
Director Jean-Pierre Thorn showed one of his films in our department and met with graduate students and faculty.
Director Jean-Pierre Thorn show one of his films in our department and met with graduate students and Faculty.
At this round table on January 30, 2015, the January 7 attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris was discussed in its past, present, and future context and implications. Panelists: Frédéric Neyrat, Sage Goellner, Sandrine Pell, Jean-René Gehan, Radical Islam in France, Tejumola Olaniyan, Nevine El Nossery, Laird Boswell