Events
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Oct 27La Cineteca ItalianaVan Hise Hall, Room 104
A series of eight acclaimed Italian films exploring departure, migration, and arrival — featuring work by internationally renowned directors (Fellini, Crialese, Garrone, just to name a few) and winners of major awards including the Palma d’Oro and the Venice Film Festival’s Leone d’oro. The series invites us to discover Italy not as a fixed identity, …
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Oct 28Research SeminarMemorial Library- Room 126 (728 State St)
Join us for this stimulating Research Seminar! This semester’s presenters are: “Teaching, Transmitting, Transforming: The Future of French Love” “Suonare Dante: The Divine Comedy in the Music of Franz Liszt” “Liberation Is Not a Metaphor: Decolonial Praxis from Classroom to Community Engagement” Following the presentations, PhD candidate Jess Dubie will share her 3-Minute Thesis, based …
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Nov 3La Cineteca Italiana
Van Hise Hall, Room 104
A series of eight acclaimed Italian films exploring departure, migration, and arrival — featuring work by internationally renowned directors (Fellini, Crialese, Garrone, just to name a few) and winners of major awards including the Palma d’Oro and the Venice Film Festival’s Leone d’oro. The series invites us to discover Italy not as a fixed identity, …
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Nov 4French Club MeetingVan Hise Hall, Room 575
Join the French Club to speak French, play games, and learn about French culture! All levels of speaking are welcome!
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Nov 18French Club Meeting
Van Hise Hall, Room 575
Join the French Club to speak French, play games, and learn about French culture! All levels of speaking are welcome!
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Dec 2Writing and Filming Queer North African Stories
Abdellah Taïa
1155 Observatory Drive Madison, WI 53706, 206 Ingraham Hall
12- 1 pm CST, 206 Ingraham Hall Or join via Zoom For more information visit the Middle East Studies Program Event Page
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Dec 2French Club Meeting
Van Hise Hall, Room 575
Join the French Club to speak French, play games, and learn about French culture! All levels of speaking are welcome!
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Apr 240th annual symposium of the Graduate Association of French and Italian Students (GAFIS)
Professor Laura Di Bianco
This year’s theme, Echoes of Time and Enchantment will explore how time has been perceived differently across cultures and how it is represented in works of literature, film, and philosophy, among other fields. This interdisciplinary topic will encourage submissions from graduate students working in a wide range of disciplines, including literature, cinema studies, media studies, …
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Apr 340th annual symposium of the Graduate Association of French and Italian Students (GAFIS)
Fluno Center, 601 University Ave, Madison, WI 53715
This year’s symposium will be particularly important as it marks the 40th anniversary of this event. To celebrate this milestone, the organizers are planning additional activities, including a screening of Alice Rohrwacher’s film, “La Chimera” and a visit to the Chazen Museum of Art.