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Contra Dance

April 10, 2013 Featuring live music by David Kaynor, Eric Eid-Reiner ’11, Randy Miller and David Cantieni. All dances will be taught, beginners are welcome.…

Gina Borromeo presents Made for Eternity: Egyptian Art at RISD

April 10, 2013 Gina Borromeo, Wheaton Class of 1984, and Curator of Ancient Art at the RISD Museum in Providence, will discuss her most recent…

New Course for Fall 2013

The Philosophy Department is thrilled that Alexandra King will offer a new course in Fall 2013. King, who will join us as a Brown Faculty…

Hurrah for the Art Handlers!

As is often the case with academic collections, galleries, or museums, collaboration is key to accomplishing a wide variety of tasks. The care and management…

ARTHive Mixer

April 3, 2013 Please join us for an ARTHive department mixer. Mingle with majors, speak to professors, and find out more about Fall 2013 course…

A conversation on faculty innovation: the WIIH and other projects

Liberal Arts Expertise in a Changing World, presented by Yuen-Gen Liang, Assoc. Prof. of Hist. and Touba Ghadessi, Assist. Prof. of Art History.

Man and the Middle Class: The Work and Vision of Henry Strauss

Heide Solbrig, Visiting Assist. Prof. of Studio Art, presents her documentary film in which she interviews Strauss, an industrial film producer who lived through the…

Eliza Be Tweetin’

A new initiative of the Gebbie archives tweets the daily pocket diary of early college patron, Eliza Baylies Wheaton.

On the Meaning(s) of ‘After’: A Unification of Spatial, Temporal, and Aspectual Uses

Sylvia Reed, Mellon Post-Doctoral Teaching Fellow in Applied Linguistics presents the next Faculty Lunch Talk.

Mellon Postdoctoral Candidate in Art History—Halle O’Neal

March 22, 2013 Halle O’Neal, Postdoctoral Fellow, Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies Harvard University, Mellon Postdoctoral Candidate in Art History presents: “The Universe in a…

Bach and the British

March 20, 2013 William MacPherson, organ, performs music by J. S. Bach, Felix Mendelssohn, and British composers. Cole Memorial Chapel 7:30pm

Professor Eric Kelley’s new publication in Cultural Survival

Visiting Instructor of Anthropology, Professor Eric Kelley’s new publication in Cultural Survival Quarterly on the land tenure struggles of the Avá-Guaraní in Paraguay touches on…