Tuesday 5/5: Join us for Steve McQueen's sixth and final Norton Lecture at 6pm in Sanders Theatre! Full details and ticket information: https://t.co/RX1q9rnoRj
Tuesday 5/5: Join us for Steve McQueen's sixth and final Norton Lecture at 6pm in Sanders Theatre! Full details and ticket information: https://t.co/RX1q9rnoRj
Tuesday 5/5: Join us for Steve McQueen's sixth and final Norton Lecture at 6pm in Sanders Theatre! Full details and ticket information: https://t.co/RX1q9rnoRj
This event will feature a screening of McQueen's artwork '7th November,' followed by a conversation with McQueen and previous guest speaker Noam Elcott to discuss the state of where we are now politically, socially and artistically.
Lecture One: Wednesday 4/15
Lecture Two: Thursday 4/16
Both lectures take place at 4:00pm at John Knowles Paine Concert Hall and are free and open to the public.
Join us April 15-17 for the 2026 Tanner Lectures with James Forman Jr. (Yale University): "University Admissions and the American Dream: Who Gets In - And Why It Matters."
https://t.co/ejownZ2Y5w
Just two more days to submit your proposals! Applications accepted through 11:59pm tomorrow, February 13th. See our previous post & website for full details.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: The MHC and Psychedelics in Society & Culture Initiative is accepting applications for 2026-27 funding. This initiative funds projects on psychedelics by Harvard undergraduates, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty.
Rather than the clinical investigation of psychedelics, this funding program supports collaborations at the intersections of psychedelics and humanistic inquiry. Applications are open through Friday, February 13. Full details: https://t.co/MArZ1ME6EA
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: The MHC and Psychedelics in Society & Culture Initiative is accepting applications for 2026-27 funding. This initiative funds projects on psychedelics by Harvard undergraduates, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty.
Tickets are now available for Steve McQueen's fourth Norton Lecture, "Occupied City!"
Tickets are FREE and can be obtained online, in person at the Smith Campus Center box office, or by phone. (Handling fees apply for online and phone sales.)
Tickets are now available for Steve McQueen's fourth Norton Lecture, "Occupied City!"
Tickets are FREE and can be obtained online, in person at the Smith Campus Center box office, or by phone. (Handling fees apply for online and phone sales.)
Tickets will also be available in person at Sanders Theatre on the day of the lecture starting at 4pm, subject to availability. Full event details:
https://t.co/0HDaZSysba
Friday, January 16: Expansive Wisdom: Psychedelics Beyond the Clinical Lens
Join us for a half-day of inquiry into aspects of psychedelic experiences that the clinical discourse cannot metabolize, but that the humanities can access -- with story, myth, and symbol.
The Harvard Study of Psychedelics in Society and Culture, a collaboration between CSWR @HarvardDivinity, @MHCHarvard, and the Petrie-Flom Center, is seeking abstracts for papers for Psychedelic Intersections: Bridging Humanities, Religion, and Law.
https://t.co/McXK0Gn5Wj
Free tickets are still available through the Harvard Box Office (online, over the phone, and in-person at the Smith Center Box Office) and can also be obtained before the lecture at the Sanders Theatre Box Office beginning at 4:00pm.
https://t.co/HZeYWagKce
Tonight at 6pm! Join us for Steve McQueen's third Norton Lecture, "Bass," centering on his 2024 art piece of the same name, an immersive installation comprised of the most basic structural elements of film—light and sound—that upends our perception of space, time, and ourselves.