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The Boulder Renaissance Consort is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a concert that features “Something Old, Something New.”Three former members of the group are returning to perform two of the “old,” previously performed pieces on the program,

Susan Bernstein is the keynote speaker at this year’s Cross Disciplinary Conference. Her topic is Building Complexes: Reading and Interdisciplinarity. The presentation, sponsored by the ŷ���ڱ���Ƶ Humanities Club, is on Thursday April 15 at 5:30 p.m.

The Humanities department offers students the opportunity to intensify and expand their undergraduate study by writing an Honors Thesis and graduating with Honors. Dr. Paul Gordon will hold an information session about the program onWednesday April

Professor Andrew Benjamin will present Morality and Law: Walter Benjamin and Aeschylus on:Tuesday, April 6, 20104:00 pmBritish Studies Room, Norlin LibraryAndrew Benjamin is Professor of Critical Theory and Philosophical Aesthetics in the Centre for

GSLL Colloquium: The (Wo)Man Who Vanished: Orson Welles’s Amerika.Wednesday, February 3, 20103pm – 5pmMKNA 112Davide Stimilli, Associate ProfessorDepartment of Germanic and Slavic Languages and LiteraturesAs part of my ongoing project on

The Humanities Spring Commencement Ceremony will be on Friday May 7, 2010 in the UMC, room 235.Refreshments 11:00 amCeremony 11:30 am

Presented by the Boulder Renaissance ConsortSunday, December 6th 4pmTrinity Lutheran Church Chapel2200 Broadway, BoulderTickets at the Door: $15Students & Seniors: $12John Bullock, Shirley Carnahan, Melody English, Anne Fjestad Peterson, Josh

UPDATE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULEDAward-winning Humanities professor, Paul Gordon will give a free presentation on The Woman With the Sword:Oedipal Echo-Effects in Kill Bill II on Wednesday November 4 at 6 p.m. in Muenzinger E0046.

Homo Migrans: Itinerancy and National Culture in Contemporary SocietyThursday, November 12 @ 4pm–Center for British and Irish Studies (Norlin Library 5th Floor)Professor Silvio Torres-Saillant received his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from New

Do you have questions about the Humanities Major? Are you curious about the Humanities honors program or how an internship would work? Humanities faculty members are hosting a “Get to know your major” information session this Friday, November 6, in