Past Lectures, Events, and Book Talks
2024
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Nicole Eustace, A Forgotten Founding Document from 1722: The Great Treaty of Albany and Indigenous Theories of Justice (Mellon Seminar).
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Nicole Eustace, A Forgotten Founding Document from 1722: The Great Treaty of Albany and Indigenous Theories of Justice (Mellon Seminar).
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Stephen Tierney, "The Most Subtle Organism Which Has Proceeded From Progressive History"? Comparing the Constitutional Tradition of the United Kingdom With That of the United States (Mellon Seminar).
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Stephen Tierney, "The Most Subtle Organism Which Has Proceeded From Progressive History"? Comparing the Constitutional Tradition of the United Kingdom With That of the United States (Mellon Seminar).
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Stephen Tierney, Referendum Democracy: The Very Idea (Mellon Seminar).
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Stephen Tierney, Referendum Democracy: The Very Idea (Mellon Seminar).
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Faculty Book Launch for Qiana Whitted and Patricia Sullivan.
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Agnes Mueller, Holocaust Migration: The Future of Memory (Faculty Spotlight).
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Aziz Rana, Discussion of The Constitutional Bind: How Americans Came to Idolize a Document that Fails Them (Mellon Seminar).
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Aziz Rana, Discussion of The Constitutional Bind: How Americans Came to Idolize a Document that Fails Them (Mellon Seminar).
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Bruce Ackerman, Discussion of The Postmodern Predicament: Existential Challenges of the Twenty-First Century (Mellon Seminar).
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Bruce Ackerman, Discussion of The Postmodern Predicament: Existential Challenges of the Twenty-First Century (Mellon Seminar).
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Gregg Hecimovich, Discussion of The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts (co-sponsored with Southern Studies and the History Center; Mellon Seminar).
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Gregg Hecimovich, Discussion of The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts (co-sponsored with Southern Studies and the History Center; Mellon Seminar).
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Frances Lee, "Congress: We'd Be Worse off Without it" (Mellon Seminar).
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Frances Lee, "Congress: We'd Be Worse off Without it" (Mellon Seminar).
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Kendall Deas (Faculty Spotlight).
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Matt Kisner (Faculty Spotlight).
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Book Launch for Samuel Bagg, Ed Madden, and Deena Isom.
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Book Launch for Olga Ivashkevich, Chelsea Fisher, and David S. Shields.
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Barbara Phillips, "Can Our Democracy Survive this Supreme Court?" (co-sponsored with the History Center, South Caroliniana Library, and Joseph F. Rice School of Law; Mellon Seminar).
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Barbara Phillips and Nikky Finney, "Ripen the Time for a Third Reconstruction" (Richard T. Greener Lecture).
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Peter Wood, "Black Majority: Race, Rice, and Rebellion in South Carolina, 1670-1740" (co-sponsored with the History Center, Institute for Southern Studies, and South Caroliniana Library; Mellon Seminar).
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Marsha Gordon, "Ursula Parrot in Hollywood" and Book Talk about Becoming the Ex-Wife (co-sponsored with the University Libraries, The Department of English Language and Literature, and The School of Visual Art and Design).
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Dr. Marcus Kondkar, "An Evening with The Visiting Room Project" (Carceral Studies).
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Matt Arioli, "Adventures in Time: Settler Temporalities and Indigenous Futures in North American Comic Books" (Comics Studies).
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Spring Bag & Board (Comics Studies).
