Jalsa Arabiyya Feb.28th @5:30-7:00 pm/ BB Comer 254
Join us February 28th for the Jalsa Arabiyya (Arabic Gathering) to discuss Jordanian culture, studying abroad in the Middle East, and opportunities for funding your study abroad. Mansaf (a very
Join us February 28th for the Jalsa Arabiyya (Arabic Gathering) to discuss Jordanian culture, studying abroad in the Middle East, and opportunities for funding your study abroad. Mansaf (a very
Dr. Thomas Nunnally, Professor emeritus of English, Auburn University, and Editor of Speaking of Alabama: The History, Diversity, Function, and Change of Language (2018), will give the talk, Speaking of Alabama and My Return to Y’all. Reception will follow the talk.
Recent decades have seen a resurgence of scholarly interest in the phenomenon of civil war at Rome and how survivors coped with this. However, the question of what impact the civil wars had on Roman religion remains understudied. In this talk, I will argue that civil war posed problems for Romans on a divine level,…
Screening of Argentine director Albertina Carri’s film Los rubios (2003). The film's director searches for her disappeared parents. Can she get to the truth or did all who lived the dictatorship create an imagined fiction? Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.
For 2018-2019 French honorees and new Pi Delta Phi Initiates: luncheon and ceremony.
Screening of Brazilian director Cao Hamburger’s film O ano em que meus pais saíram de férias (2006). In 1970, a boy is left alone in a Jewish neighbourhood of São Paolo, where both the dictatorship and World Cup are taking place. Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.
Beginning of Year MLC Meet and Greet Reception All MLC faculty, graduate students and staff are welcome for introductions and refreshments. Significant others, kids, etc. welcome. Hope to see you
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Dr. Pak, Professor of Church History and Academic Dean at Duke Divinity School, specializes in Jewish-Christian relations in the Middle Ages and Reformation and the role of women in the
Lecture given by Dr. Claudia Cabello Hutt, Associate Professor of Spanish at UNC-Greensboro. Discussion and reception to follow.