Lecture

Sponsor: American Antiquarian Society, Worcester Speaker: Peter Jaros, Professor of English at Franklin & Marshall College, PA More information and registration

Sponsor: American Antiquarian Society, Worcester Melissa Range is the author of Printer’s Fist, winner of the 2025 Vanderbilt Literary Prize (Vanderbilt University Press, 2026), as well as Scriptorium (Beacon Press, 2016) and Horse and Rider (Texas Tech...

Host: American Antiquarian Society (US@250 Series) Speaker: Andrew Volpe, Printing Office of Edes & Gill / Museum of Printing Location: Hybrid More information

Sponsor: American Antiquarian Society (US@250 Series) About the American Studies Seminar for Undergraduates The theme and leader of each year's seminar change, but all provide a rare opportunity for undergraduates enrolled at one of the five participating...

Sponsor: Harvard Mahindra Humanities Seminar on Celtic Literature and Culture Speaker: Pádraic Moran, University of Galway More information

Sponsors: Harvard Early Modern Workshop and Harvard Mahindra Humanities Seminar on the History of the Book Speakers: Ida Beckett, Center for Middle Eastern Studies and Jin-Woo Choi, History Department, both Harvard University This is a hybrid event. In...

Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies: Jesuit Studies Café Speakers: Cristiano Casalini, Alessandro Corsi, Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies, Boston College, & Dave Thomas, Digital Libraries, Boston College Please register for this Zoom event The...

The 51 st Annual William A. Dwiggins Lecture presented by the Society of Printers and the Boston Public Library Speaker: Barry Moser In this year’s Dwiggins lecture, Moser will tell the story of a modestly educated young man from East Tennes­see who...

Sponsor: Five College Seminar in Book History Speaker: Gennifer Dorgan, University of Massachusetts Amherst More information Gennifer Dorgan is a Ph.D. student in Comparative Literature at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. She received her BA in...

Prof. Benjamin Braude, History, Boston College Why was Simone Weil's essay, "The Three Sons of Noah and the History of Mediterranean Civilization", banned from the US? It has never appeared in any North American printing of the international best-seller...