Sanchita Balachandran, Director of the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum Conservation Institute, will give a talk at the Walters Art Museum on Thursday, September 26, 2024 at 6–7:30pm. Registration for event here. […]
The Classics Department welcomes Dr. Amy Russell, Associate Professor of History and Classics in the Department of History at Brown University, whose visionary work on The Politics of Public Space in […]
JJ Shirley, Director of the TT110 Field School & Objects Project and Managing Editor of the Journal of Egyptian History, presents a lecture titled, "Tombs as markers of social networks […]
Professor Ted Gellar-Goad of Wake Forest University presents a lecture titled "Fractals and Queer Time in Plautus’ Epidicus" in Gilman 108. Abstract: "Plautus’ Epidicus, his second-shortest play, has what’s been described as […]
The Baltimore Society of The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) welcomes Travis Parno of Historic St. Mary's City for a talk titled "Unearthing St. Mary's 1634 Fort." The talk will […]
The Stulman Program Presents: "The Impact of the Israel-Hamas War on Israeli Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy". The colloquium will take place on October 27, 2024 from 10am-5pm at Johns […]
A panel discussion titled "Israel, Gaza, and the Wars in the Middle East" will take place on Monday, October 28, 2024 from 3-5pm in the Carnegie Science Building Rose Auditorium, […]
Sara Milstein, Professor of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Studies in the Department of Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies at The University of British Columbia, presents the 2024 […]
Join us for a lecture by Prof. Hannah Pollin-Galay of Tel Aviv University titled, “Occupied Words: What the Holocaust Did to Yiddish”.
JHU NES students Victoria Wilson and Faith Myrick will present their recent research. Wilson's talk is titled "Domestic or Dole? Food Production Strategies at Kurd Qaburstan." Myrick's talk is titled […]
Prof. Sidra DeKoven Ezrahi of The Hebrew University presents a lecture titled “Figuring Jerusalem: Hebrew Writers Imagine Jerusalem”
JHU NES students Stephanie Cooper, Matthew Saunders, and Mason Wilkes present their research. The presentations will take place in Gilman 130G at 11am.