You won't want to miss this! Join us and @CMULibraries for Week of Will (April 19โ27), which includes: a dramatic Macbeth reading, rare First Folio viewing, cupcakes, soliloquies, puppets & more!
๐๏ธ Details: https://t.co/unZ3Osc1P2
Join us for a special screening of We Were Here, followed by a Q&A with director Fred Kuwornu!
๐ Friday, March 28, 2025
๐ 5โ7 PM
๐ McConomy Auditorium, Cohen University Center
๐ข Join us for a talk by Dr. Nicole Aljoe (Tufts) about Black Britons' letters & early Black print culture!
๐ Posner Hall 234
๐ Wed, April 23 | 4:30 โ 6:30 PM
Join us for a fascinating talk by Prof. Rebecca Maatta (Duquesne University) as she explores how pre-modern anatomical atlases and embodied pedagogy shape ethical frameworks for dissection!
๐ Thursday, Feb. 13
๐ 5โ7 PM
๐ Posner Hall 234
Join us for a fascinating talk by Prof. Rebecca Maatta (Duquesne University) as she explores how pre-modern anatomical atlases and embodied pedagogy shape ethical frameworks for dissection!
๐ Thursday, Feb. 13
๐ 5โ7 PM
๐ Posner Hall 234
Join us for a thought-provoking talk by Dr. Norman Conti (Duquesne University):
"โAre there some histories that are off limits?โ Performing History with Incarcerated Students, Returning Citizens, Police Officers, and More"
๐ Thursday, Jan. 16
๐ 4:30โ6:00 PM
๐ Posner Hall 234
Join us for a thought-provoking talk by Dr. Norman Conti (Duquesne University):
"โAre there some histories that are off limits?โ Performing History with Incarcerated Students, Returning Citizens, Police Officers, and More"
๐ Thursday, Jan. 16
๐ 4:30โ6:00 PM
๐ Posner Hall 234
Join us for an engaging talk by Dr. Elizabeth Archibald (University of Pittsburgh) on how early medieval schoolbooks reveal unexpected insights into teaching and learning!
๐ Thursday, Nov. 14
๐ 4:30-6:00 PM
๐ Posner Hall 234
Join us on 11/7 from 4:30-6:30pm in POS 234 for a talk by Mattie Burkert (@uoregon). She will discuss her work on the London Stage Database, a project covering 52,000+ theatrical performances from 1660-1800! ๐ญ
Join us on 11/7 from 4:30-6:30pm in POS 234 for a talk by Mattie Burkert (@uoregon). She will discuss her work on the London Stage Database, a project covering 52,000+ theatrical performances from 1660-1800! ๐ญ
Please join us to kick off our Fall 2024 speaker series with an exciting presentation from Dr. Laura Engel (Duquesne University)! Dr. Engel will deliver her talk, "The Art of the Actress: The Paradox of Pearls," on 10/3 from 4:30-6:00pm in Posner Hall 234. See you there!
Thrilled to share my first single-authored publication! My review of @NdiayeNoemie's groundbreaking monograph, Scripts of Blackness, is now out in Shakespeare Quarterly. This phenomenal work has shaped my thinking about race in early modern drama.
https://t.co/bmvzR8gFtb.
Please join us to kick off our Fall 2024 speaker series with an exciting presentation from Dr. Laura Engel (Duquesne University)! Dr. Engel will deliver her talk, "The Art of the Actress: The Paradox of Pearls," on 10/3 from 4:30-6:00pm in Posner Hall 234. See you there!
Please join us at the Posner Center on May 30 to Launch "The Four Shakespeare Folios," a new volume of essays edited by Sam Lemley (@samuellemley). The event will include exciting presentations by Zachary Lesser (@ZacharyLesser) and Claire Bourne (@roaringgirle)!
Please join us at the Posner Center on May 30 to Launch "The Four Shakespeare Folios," a new volume of essays edited by Sam Lemley (@samuellemley). The event will include exciting presentations by Zachary Lesser (@ZacharyLesser) and Claire Bourne (@roaringgirle)!
Digital Projects & Publishing Specialistย Talia Perryย will give an invited public lecture for theย @CenterPNPย in @CMU_DietrichHSS@English_CMU, titled "Rooftop Fancy and Folly: Tudor Chimney Stack as Device and Discourse" on 3/27 at Posner Hall.
Uncover the secrets of Tudor architecture with Talia Perry from CMU! Join us on March 27th, 4:30-6:30 in Posner Hall 234 for an enlightening discussion on the cultural legacy of Tudor chimney stacks.
We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Patricia Akhimie (@pakhimie) for a talk titled โThe Goodness of the Night: Editing Othelloโ on Thursday (2/29) from 1:00-2:30 pm in Baker Hall 254Q!