Lectures this week
CC101: Stephen Esposito on Sophocles’ Ajax (11/1)
CC105, Tuesday: Alan Marscher on the evolution of the universe (11/1)
CC105, Scott Whitaker on the birth & ‘middle age’ of stars (11/3)
NB: This Thursday lecture will be held in the GSU Auditorium, not the Tsai Center!
CC201: Jennifer Formichelli on Shakespeare’s Hamlet (11/1)
CC203: David Swartz on Marx, Engels, [...]
LECTURES THIS WEEK
CC101: Fred Kleiner on the Art & Politics of the Acropolis (10/25)
CC105, Tuesday: Integrating Forum on the nature of reality (10/25)
CC105, Thursday: Alan Marscher on the Big Bang (10/27)
CC201: Michael Zell on the art of Velàzquez (10/25)
CC203: David Swartz on Adam Smith (10/27)
SPECIAL EVENT THIS SATURDAY. Join the Halloween-themed Core scavenger hunt, “Mummies, [...]
Lectures this week
CC101: Stephen Esposito on Homer’s Odyssey (10/11)
CC105, Tuesday: James Jackson on Wave-particle Duality (10/11)
CC105, Thursday: James Jackson on Probability (10/13)
CC201: Walter Hopp on Descartes (10/11)
CC203: Charles Lindholm on Rousseau and Hume (10/13)
General announcements
A reminder to alumni — if you will be in Boston during a scheduled course lecture, and have a desire to [...]
Lectures this week
CC101: Stephanie Nelson on The Culture & Religion of Ancient Greece (10/4)
CC105, Tuesday: Scott Whitaker on atoms (10/4)
CC105, Thursday: Midterm 1 (10/6)
CC201: Victor Coelho on Claudio Monteverdi (10/4)
CC203: Judith Swanson on Inequality, Property & Social Contract (10/6)
General announcements
A reminder to alumni — if you will be in Boston during a scheduled course lecture, [...]
LECTURES THIS WEEK
CC101: David Damrosch (Harvard) on Exodus (9/27)
CC105, Tuesday: Scott Whitaker on waves (9/27)
CC105, Thursday: Scott Whitaker on light (9/29)
CC201: Barbara Diefendorf on Montaigne (9/27)
CC203: Richard Tuck (Harvard) on Hobbes’ Leviathan (9/29)
A reminder to alumni — if you will be in Boston during a scheduled course lecture, and have a desire to sit in, [...]
LECTURES THIS WEEK
CC101: Jennifer Knust on Genesis (9/20)
CC105, Tuesday: Tereasa Brainerd on relativity (9/20)
CC105, Thursday: Forum — Is the world deterministic? (9/22)
CC201: Jodi Cranston on Michelangelo (9/20)
CC203: Thomas Barfield on The Muqaddimah (9/22)
A reminder to alumni — if you will be in Boston during a scheduled course lecture, and would like to sit in, email [...]
LECTURES THIS WEEK
CC101: Michael Zank on Genesis (9/13)
CC105, Tuesday: Scott Whitaker on “Motions in the Earth” (9/13)
CC105, Thursday: Alan Marscher on “Motions in the Sky” (9/15)
CC201: Michael Corgan on Machiavelli (9/13)
CC203: Thornton Lockwood on “The Ancient World & Social Science” (9/15)
A reminder to alumni — if you will be in Boston during a scheduled course [...]
To new and returning students — welcome to the fall semester!
Lectures this week:
CC101: Brian Jorgensen on Gilgamesh (9/6)
CC105, Tuesday: James Jackson on why science matters (9/6)
CC105, Thursday: James Jackson on the Copernican Revolution (9/8)
CC201: William Kennedy (Cornell University) on Petrarch; and Christopher Ricks on two sonnets of Shakespeare (9/6)
CC203: Thornton Lockwood on political science in [...]
This will be the last E-bulletin of the semester. Good luck on exams!
Core Lectures this week:
CC102: Professors reflect on the semester (review sheets to be handed out) 5/3
CC106: Professor Phillips on “How is intensive agriculture and factory
farming changing the planet?” 5/3
CC106: Integrating Forum III – “How should we feed 7 billion humans?” 5/5
CC202: Professor Wylie: [...]
Core Lectures this week:
CC102: Prof. Jorgensen on Dante’s Paradiso 4/26
CC106: Prof. Finnerty on Human genetic and phenotypic diversity. 4/26
CC106: Prof. Finnerty on How did biodiversity shape the outcome of the clash of civilizations? 4/28
CC202: Debra Cash on Modern Dance 4/26
CC204: Prof. Barfield on Inequality, Equality & Hierarchy in Historical Anthropological Perspective. 4/28
THIS WEEK
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