Events

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Upcoming

Close-up of Sandro Botticelli's painting "Madonna of the Magnificat."
May 17

Inventing the Renaissance

Join us for a conversation with Paula Findlen and Ada Palmer, jointly sponsored by Stanford Continuing Studies and the University of Chicago Graham School.

Date
Tue, May 17 2022, 2:00 - 3:30pm CDT
Location
Online

Outreach Events

  • Image of a lot of books lined up on a table.

    Conversations @Graham

    Engage your curiosity with our Conversations @ Graham

  • Gleacher Center at Night

    First Friday Lecture Series

    Monthly from September to June, a Basic Program instructor or guest lecturer discusses texts and ideas from the four-year program or our wider range of course offerings.

  • White text across a background of the UChicago campus: Interdisciplinary Inquiry

    Interdisciplinary Inquiry

    In celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of the Master of Liberal Arts, guest lecturers from across the University discuss new ideas from a variety of disciplines.

Close-up of Sandro Botticelli's painting "Madonna of the Magnificat."

Lectures & Panels

Inventing the Renaissance

Join us for a conversation with Paula Findlen and Ada Palmer, jointly sponsored by Stanford Continuing Studies and the University of Chicago Graham School.

- |Online

Sirenum Fossae on Mars.

Discussions

Planets in Science and Culture: A Conversation with Katherine Buse

Join postdoctoral researcher Katherine Buse to learn more about the impact of history and culture on planetary science.

As a part of the Conversations @Graham

- |Online

Headshot of Christopher Blattman, Ramalee E. Pearson Professor of Global Conflict Studies.

Lectures & Panels

Why We Fight: A Conversation with Professor Christopher Blattman

A lecture and conversation with Professor Christopher Blattman.

As a part of the Interdisciplinary Inquiry

- |Chicago (Downtown)

Nineteenth-century white marble sculpture depicting Priam as he kneels before Achilles, pleading for the body of his son Hector.

Lectures & Panels

Homer’s Humanity: Moments of Grace in the Iliad

Basic Program instructor Cynthia Rutz examines glimmers of human connection in Homer's epic poem.

As a part of the First Friday Lecture Series

- |Online

Headshot of Jennifer Keishin Armstrong

Discussions

Writing Novelistic Nonfiction

A conversation with author Jennifer Keishin Armstrong.

As a part of the Conversations @Graham

- |Online