As part of 2022 Cleveland Humanities Festival: Discourse, Woori Sori (Our Voice), a Chicago-based, all-women’s Korean percussion group, will perform Saturday, ...
This spring, the seventh Cleveland Humanities Festival continues its annual exploration of some of society’s most pressing issues and concerns—through the lens...
Philip Kitcher, a professor at Columbia University, is known for his studies on the role of scientific inquiry in democratic societies. The Baker-Nord Center f...
Since the start of the pandemic, more than 400 children’s picture books about COVID-19 have been published. In her research, Cara Byrne, lecturer in the Depart...
Illness narratives demand that an author constructs both a version of themselves and a version of their ill body as they present their story to the reader. Con...
Interested in advocacy? Want to learn more about how to make change on issues of concern to you? Join a virtual panel of Case Western Reserve University alumni...
The Kelvin Smith Library 25th anniversary event series concludes with "Kepler at 450: An Interdisciplinary Celebration," a two-day event that includes music, l...
In 1951, the young Richard Olney dropped out of the University of Iowa and moved to Paris to pursue a career as a painter. But his bohemian encounters with nov...
Evelyn Adkins, assistant professor in the Department of Classics, will give a talk on “The Power of Silence in the Roman Empire: A Novel Approach” Thursday, Oc...
Simone de Beauvoir is best known for The Second Sex, but also published a four-part memoir that stands as a chronicle of post-war French intellectual culture. ...
