Upcoming Events
41st Dr. Joseph H. McMillan National Conference on the Black Family in America
PROJECT PROGRESS: 50 Years of Progress and Struggle: Where Do We Go From Here?
Kwame Anthony Appiah, 2014 Phi Beta Kappa Lecturer
"Cosmopolitanism: Ethics in a World of Strangers"
Annual Bullitt Lecture in Math
With Dr. Mark Lewis
Annual Bullitt Lecture 2014
Using Mathematics to Understand Territories
Axton Reading Series - Austin Bunn
The Anne & William Axton Reading Series
How North Korea's English-Language News Talk about Nuclear Issues
Timothy Rich, Assistant Professor in Political Science, Western Kentucky University
Meet the Prof: Jongwoo Kim, The Nicholsons in Bloomsbury
When in 1906 her family left their old home in Pilgrim’s Lane in Hampstead to move to Mecklenburgh Square, Mabel Nicholson was “not enthusiastic about the address; she had aspirations to Chelsea, which was then the ‘fashionable’ artistic quarter, and was presently to be annoyed with Orpen for labeling his portrait [of her family] ‘Bloomsbury Family.’” The Nicholsons were not, in fact, a “Bloomsbury family,” neither were they the consummate Victorian “paterfamilias” sort. Jongwoo Kim, Professor of Art History, examines this paradox of Edwardian domesticity and explores the nuanced images of a man, a woman, and their children who lived in London in the early 20th century.
Axton Reading Series - Elissa Schappell
The Anne & William Axton Reading Series
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