Medieval and Renaissance Colloquium – Mary Learner
Mary Learner (UNC-CH) “From ensample to sample: Rethinking the New Science in the Early Modern Period”
Mary Learner (UNC-CH) “From ensample to sample: Rethinking the New Science in the Early Modern Period”
Please join us at the Latina/o Studies Café y Charla Open House on February 4, 2019 5PM-7PM in Donovan Lounge for some conversation and music.
McLarney--a native of western North Carolina, a professor at Auburn, and the author of two books of poems--will read her poetry and answer questions.
Take a journey into the brain, and the Soviet-crazed world of 60s sci-fi with Fantastic Voyage (1966).
Join us at the DLC lab for the next event in our continuing Workshop Wednesday pedagogical innovations series. Professor Michael Gutierrez and Elizabeth Manekin from the Ackland Art Museum will be discussing pedagogical approaches to collaborating with the Ackland Art … Read more
Matthew Rubery is Professor of Modern Literature at Queen Mary University of London. He is the author of The Untold Story of the Talking Book (2016) and The Novelty of Newspapers: Victorian Fiction after the Invention of the News (2009). He also co-curated “How We … Read more
Erica Weaver (University of California-Los Angeles) “Getting Distracted in Early Medieval England”
S.O.U.L. will be discussing manga, comic books, and graphic novels. As always, all majors are welcome and pizza will be provided. Please RSVP to the Facebook event (https://www.facebook.com/events/312278886303087/) if you plan to attend (or send us a message if you … Read more
Andrea Brady (Queen Mary, University of London) “The Music of Fetters: Thomas Wyatt and the Beginnings of English Carceral Lyric”
Join us for a cèilidh in honor of CPA DisTIL Fellow Abigail Washburn on March 7 at UNC’s Gerrard Hall! A cèilidh is a traditional Gaelic social gathering for storytelling, music, song, and dance. It’s a place to … Read more