Jennifer L. Roberts is joined in conversation by James Welling to discuss her new book, "Contact: Art and the Pull of Print." A signing will follow the conversation.
Michael Cook is joined in conversation by Sadaf Jaffer to discuss his forthcoming book, "A History of the Muslim World: From Its Origins to the Dawn of Modernity." A signing will follow the event.
A discussion of the historical context for Lauren Groff's "Matrix" is facilitated by Sucharita Ray, lecturer in art and archaeology and history, Princeton University.Register
Korean games and treats, followed by an hour of musical performances, brings together traditional culture with contemporary expressions of Korean and Korean American identity. Registration requested.
The authors discuss the publication of Cline's "After 1177 B.C.: The Survival of Civilizations" and Fawkes' graphic novel adaptation of Cline's previous bestseller, "1177 B.C."
In commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day, Michelle Weinfeld discusses her book, "From Generation to Generation: A Memoir of Food, Family, and Identity in the Aftermath of the Shoah."Register
Faculty from the New School for Music Study (NSMS) in Kingston present a series of three lecture recitals, in which they play and discuss historic repertoire for the piano.
This yearlong book group examines fundamental texts in history and political theory, focusing particularly upon the theme of democracy. Established in partnership with the Catherine Project.
Author I. Augustus Durham is joined in conversation by Kinohi Nishikawa, to discuss his new book, "Stay Black and Die: On Melancholy and Genius."Register
Faculty from the New School for Music Study (NSMS) in Kingston present a series of three lecture recitals, in which they play and discuss historic repertoire for the piano.
Players in the League will play in-person games of Go against people of a similar rank. This event allows beginners to gain tournament experience without affecting their official ratings.
Faculty from the New School for Music Study (NSMS) in Kingston present a series of three lecture recitals, in which they play and discuss historic repertoire for the piano.
Holly Korbey, journalist and author of "Building Better Citizens: A New Civics Education for All," presents the second lecture of the "So You Think You Know Civics?" Series.Register
This yearlong book group examines fundamental texts in history and political theory, focusing particularly upon the theme of democracy. Established in partnership with the Catherine Project.
This yearlong book group examines fundamental texts in history and political theory, focusing particularly upon the theme of democracy. Established in partnership with the Catherine Project.