by mcl | Mar 27, 2026 | Lecture Recordings
Free Market Family Values: Conservative Christians and the Republican Party Lecture Recording | Spring 2026 Step into one of the most complex and consequential intersections in modern American life: where faith, economics, and politics converge. In this illuminating... 
by mcl | Dec 5, 2025 | Lecture Recordings
Artificial Intelligence: An Accessible Introduction to Machines that Imagine Lecture Recording | Spring 2026 Step into the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence. In this engaging Humanities Seminars Program lecture, Professor Ken McAllister opens the black... 
by mcl | Oct 23, 2025 | Faculty Conversations
Reading War and Peace in a Modern World:A Conversation with Professor Emerita Adele Barker Spring 2026 As part of the Humanities Seminars Program’s Spring 2026 lineup, Professor Barker will lead a new ten-week course titled Tolstoy’s War and Peace: The Long and... 
by mcl | Oct 17, 2025 | Faculty Conversations
Exploring the Balkans Through Travel and Writing: A Conversation with Professor Grace Fielder Fall 2025 As part of the Humanities Seminars Program’s Fall 2025 lineup, Professor Grace Fielder will lead a new course titled Traveling and Writing the Balkans, beginning... by mcl | Oct 1, 2025 | Faculty Conversations
Walking as a Way of Knowing: A Conversation with Professor Melissa Fitch Fall 2025 This fall, the Humanities Seminars Program is delighted to welcome back University Distinguished Professor Melissa Fitch for a brand-new course, The Road is Made Upon Walking: Travels... by mcl | Aug 27, 2025 | Faculty Conversations
Illuminating the Past: A Conversation with Professor Laura Hollengreen Fall 2025 This fall, the Humanities Seminars Program is delighted to welcome back Professor Laura Hollengreen, a distinguished scholar of medieval and Byzantine architecture, who will be...
