Events
Get involved with our learning community through discussions, seminars, and travel programs.
Upcoming
The Early History of the Holy Land
An exploration of the holy land from prehistory through the Roman Empire with instructor Stephen Hall.
- Date
- Mon, Aug 15 2022, 6:00 - 6:45pm CDT
- Location
- Online
Outreach Events
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Conversations @Graham
Engage your curiosity with our Conversations @ Graham
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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.
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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.
Lectures & Panels
The Early History of the Holy Land
An exploration of the holy land from prehistory through the Roman Empire with instructor Stephen Hall.
As a part of the Conversations @Graham
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Information Sessions
Basic Program Information Session
Join the Basic Program for an interactive, online information session.
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Lectures & Panels
How Coffee Changed the World
A Conversation with Graham School Instructor Esra Tasdelen
As a part of the Conversations @Graham
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Information Sessions
Dimensions of Diversity Information Session
Study race, disability, worldview, wealth, sexuality, and gender with eminent University of Chicago scholars, DEI leaders and a community of peers committed to thoughtful exchange.
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Discussions
Explorations of Mars
A Conversation with IFK Postdoctoral Researcher Jordan Bimm
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Lectures & Panels
Science Fiction Film: Visions of the Future
A Conversation with Graham School Instructor Eva Fernandez
As a part of the Conversations @Graham
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Information Sessions
America's Contested History Information Session
Glimpse into our upcoming course exploring the origins and history of the United States.
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Lectures & Panels
The Stoic Approach to Happiness
Discover who the Stoics were, what they meant by happiness, and how they thought happiness could be achieved.
As a part of the First Friday Lecture Series
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