Graduate

This event considers a wide variety of cultural productions in the medieval and early modern periods, seeking to rethink the relation between fields of knowledge and to bridge the widening gap between the humanities and the sciences in our own universities.

In a rare and not-to-be missed solo performance at The Clarice of his own compositions, Ibrahim’s gift is pure artistry shorn of theatrics.

An ensemble of performers and activist, Kristen Arant, will demonstrate the connections between the power of percussive instruments, rhythms and movement to stimulate an interactive session of communal drumming.

Where do your narratives come from? Are they important to the success of your creative projects? Find out in this workshop at Dekelboum Concert Hall.

Prof. Harpham’s talk seeks to understand the singular place of privilege that America has accorded to the humanities.