University of Wisconsin–Madison
  • Oct 17
    Using French at Work

    French House, 633 N. Frances Street, Madison, WI 53703 French House Location

    Panel / discussion in French Come join visiting UW-Madison alumni who use their French professionally as they discuss this question: Quels impacts est-ce que la “re-mondialisation” actuelle a eus sur votre domaine d’activité professionnel ? Contact: Dr. Ritt Deitz

  • Mar 3
    “Power to the Words: A Conversation with Amir Issaa” – Public Talk

    19 Ingraham Hall Ingraham Hall, UW-Madison

    Public Talk: “Power to the Words: A Conversation with Amir Issaa” with Prof. Grazia Menechella. Q&A to follow. Free and open to all Amir Issaa (Egyptian-Italian Hip-hop Artist, Writer, Educator) Amir Issaa’s “Potere alle Parole-Vivo per Questo / Power to the Words-This is What I Live For” US Tour 2025 includes a visit to the …

  • Apr 19
    Research Café

    Aldo's Café Location Information

    If you have a moment for a pleasant and nurturing conversation, please stop by at Aldo’s on Friday, April 19th from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm.  The “Research Café” is a completely informal and absolutely optional social gathering of graduate students, faculty and staff from the French and Italian sides of our departmental community. We chat about research, …

  • Apr 19
    Integrated Liberal Studies 75th Anniversary Celebration

    Pyle Center, Room 235 Pyle Center Location

    Join us in celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Integrated Liberal Studies (ILS) Program at UW Madison. The event will take place on Friday, April 19, from 9:30 am – 4:00 pm in Room 235 of the Pyle Center. Panel discussions featuring ILS faculty, staff, students, and graduates will focus on the student experience and its …

  • Apr 18
    Brown Bag Conversation and Office Hours with Prof. Bumatay for Graduate Students

    Van Hise Hall, See Details for Specific Room Location Map

    Thursday April 18: 12:00 P.M. A Brown Bag Conversation with Prof. Michelle Bumatay. Bring your lunch and come discuss research, the job market, academic event planning, publishing, and more. Van Hise 711** Thursday April 18: 1:30 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. Office Hours with Prof. Bumatay. Van Hise 618A** Event Poster Michelle Bumatay, PhD is an Assistant Professor …

  • Mar 15
    Research Café

    Aldo's Café Location Information

    If you have a moment for a pleasant and nurturing conversation, please stop by at Aldo’s on Friday, March 15 from 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm.  The “Research Café” is a completely informal and absolutely optional social gathering of graduate students, faculty and staff from the French and Italian sides of our departmental community. We chat about research, …

  • Feb 23
    Research Café

    Aldo's Café Location Information

    If you have a moment for a pleasant and nurturing conversation, please stop by at Aldo’s on Friday, February 23 at 2:30-3:30.  The “Research Café” is a completely informal and absolutely optional social gathering of graduate students, faculty and staff from the French and Italian sides of our departmental community. We chat about research, pedagogy, and our role …

  • Feb 12
    Conférence de la Maison française: Léna Remy-Kovach

    French House or Zoom FRENCH HOUSE

      “Échos, formes, et reflets: Richesse et diversité des littératures francophones autochtones et amérindiennes” The presentation will be followed by questions and a reception for those who attend in person. Click here for more details and registration. We hope to see you there!  

  • Jan 25
    Conférence de la Maison française – January Part 2

    French House or Zoom FRENCH HOUSE

    This month the Conférence de la Maison française has two parts: Jan 24th at 4:45 pm – The first is a film screening of the documentary “Danse Demain” (48 minutes long) at the French House and on Zoom. Jan 25th from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm – The second part is a discussion with the …

  • Dec 7
    Conférence de la Maison française: Paul Bastide, IMAG, Université de Montpellier:

    French House or Zoom FRENCH HOUSE

    “Peut-on reconstruire l’histoire des épidémies ? Les données au service de la santé publique.” In French Discussion and reception to follow the talk. Register here!