Elsewhere at Harvard

Michael Thornton Visiting Assistant Professor of History, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Northeastern University Moderator: Andrew Gordon Lee and Juliet Folger Fund Professor of History, Department of History, Harvard University Co-sponsored...

EMPIRE, NATION, FEDERATION: SOUTH ASIA’S FREEDOM IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE HARVARD-TUFTS CONFERENCE on the 75th ANNIVERSARY of INDEPENDENCE and PARTITION Jointly sponsored by the Weatherhead Center and Asia Center of Harvard University and the Center of South...

EMPIRE, NATION, FEDERATION: SOUTH ASIA’S FREEDOM IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVEHARVARD-TUFTS CONFERENCE on the 75th ANNIVERSARY of INDEPENDENCE and PARTITION Jointly sponsored by the Weatherhead Center and Asia Center of Harvard University and the Center of South...

Speaker: Stephen Heyworth (University of Oxford) Talk title: "Catullus 68A and 68B"

AAAS Professor Alejandro De la Fuente will moderate a panel discussion with artists featured in the exhibit El Pasado Mío/My Own Past: Afrodescendant Contributions to Cuban Art. The event will be held at The Cooper Gallery and seating is limited. For more...

Saturday, September 24 9–9:30 coffee and very light pastries on site 9:30–10:15 Victoria Wohl (Toronto), The Demos, the public subject, and the politics of particularity in fifth-century Athens 10:20–11:05 Bernd Steinbock (Western, Ontario), "The Sicilian...

This event is only open to members of the Harvard community. “Pomponius Mela on the Periphery: Writing Roman Geography” Pre-reading (behind Harvard Key) RSVP form (behind Harvard Key; lunch will be provided) (if you have trouble with either link, see...

Open to Harvard faculty, gradaute students, and senior undergraduates. The Premodern Race Seminar is an interdisciplinary workshop with three primary goals: 1) To give faculty and graduate students who study the premodern past a space for structured...

The Harvard International and Global History Seminar (HIGHS) https://highs.fas.harvard.edu/highs "Afghan Crucible: The Soviet Invasion and the Making of Modern Afghanistan" Speaker: Elisabeth Leake (Tufts University) Comment: Serhii Plokhy (Harvard...

James Raven (University of Cambridge), “Monsters, Myths and Methods: A Global Book Biography and the Enlightenment Reception of Erik Pontoppidan’s T he Natural History of Norway (1752-5).” In person event: History Dept conference room (formerly the Lower...