Thursday, February 20

• 12:00 PM Oscar Wilde, Rachilde, and the Mercure de France: New Aspects of the London-Paris Connection in the 1890's
• 4:00 PM Digital Pedagogy in the Traditional Literature Classroom: How to Do Things with Books and Screens
• 6:00 PM European Voices: A Reading and Conversation with British Poet Alice Oswald

Monday, February 24

• 7:00 PM Silas Peirce Lecture: Following the Water on Mars: Roving with Curiosity

Thursday, February 27

• 7:00 PM Discoveries Lecture: The American Bible: How Our Words Unite, Divide, and Define a Nation

Friday, February 28

• 12:00 PM The Passage to Europe - A lunch talk by Luuk van Middelaar

Tuesday, March 25

• 7:00 PM People's Science: Bodies & Rights on the Stem Cell Frontier

Thursday, March 27

• All Day A Revolutionary Moment: Women's Liberation in the Late 1960s and Early 1970s

Tuesday, April 1

• 7:00 PM “What Goes On?” Music of The Beatles and the Making of the Sixties

Friday, April 4

• 8:15 AM Colloquium: Questions of "Female Authority" in the 17th and 18th Centuries (Benedict Lecture Series)

Monday, April 7

• 4:30 PM Undergraduate Linguistics Open House

Thursday, April 10

• 12:30 PM From David Copperfield to Midnight Cowboy: Novels and Films about Coming of Age