On January 30 from 12-1:30 pm EST, Dr. Milan Terlunen, Engaged Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow at the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute and the Tabb Center, will lead a workshop entitled "The […]
12 pm – 1 pm Brody Learning Commons Macksey Seminar Room 2043, M-Level, JHU Homewood Campus Reading & Book Talk: Sasha-Mae Eccleston on Epic Events: Classics and the Politics of Time in the […]
The Department of Comparative Thought and Literature announces an upcoming lecture by: Maria Sonevytsky Associate Professor of Anthropology and Music, Bard College Friday, January 31 4:15 pm Gilman […]
6 pm – 7 pm Bird in Hand Café & Bookstore This event is co-sponsored by the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute, Bird in Hand & The Ivy Bookshop; and the […]
11:30 am – 1:30 pm, Gilman Hall 132, JHU Homewood Campus Presenters include Dora Malech (editor in chief, The Hopkins Review) Jennifer Stager & Leila Easa (guest editors of Locating a Collective Lyric “I”: A Special Folio for The Hopkins Review; […]
Join us for the second screening of the Film in South Asia series, hosted jointly by the Global South Humanities Initiative and the Department of Anthropology. Professor Mohsin Rao will […]
The Future of Here is an invitation to reimagine our place along the Jones Falls River and the Chesapeake Bay in a distant future beyond our fossil-fueled present. Consider what […]
February's event features Christopher Cannon, co-editor of The Oxford Chaucer, a new scholarly-yet-accessible set that combines complete coverage of Chaucer's works with reader-friendly access to individual texts. Sharon Achinstein will […]
The Alexander Grass Humanities Institute and East City Bookshop Present Humanities on the Hill: Mary Beard in conversation with Chris Celenza February 25, 2025 6-8 PM Hopkins Bloomberg Center Room […]
Join us for the third screening of the Film in South Asia series, hosted jointly by the Global South Humanities Initiative and the Department of Anthropology. Professor Veena Das will […]
Cass Sunstein of Harvard University and Michael Roth of Wesleyan University explore tensions between freedom of speech and academic freedom in the wake of recent protests.
What remains possible when so much seems to be coming apart at the seams? What does it mean to live in the shadow of the ruined promises of the past? […]
