USU Department of History, Cultures, & Ideas

Join us at the Logan Pride Foundation next Wednesday for a Philosophy Slam! Have some refreshments and join in on a conversation with community members and USU Philosophers about Queerness, Religion, and the Good Life. And don't worry, there will be refreshments!

UPDATE: This guest lecture has been moved to Friday!
Join Dr. Rosenberg's RELS 1010 class this Friday at 9:30 to enjoy a guest lecture from Northeastern University Professor, Dr. William F.S. Miles! The lecture will be on African Jewish History: Religion and Community on a Global Stage.

Ludi Romani returns! The renown recreation of the Battle of Actium will be taking place this Friday, in the USU Fieldhouse. As you prepare for battle, check out some of the other Classics events this week. We would especially like to highlight the celebration of Dr. Fran Titchener's career which will be taking place on Friday from 2-3 pm before the game. Come and share your favorite memories and enjoy some refreshments.

The final Philosophy Colloquia speaker is Dr. Michael Otteson! Join us in Old Main 155 at 4:30 for Dr. Otteson's talk about Orwell and Political Repression.

Join Dr. Rosenberg's RELS 1010 class next Wednesday at 9:30 to enjoy a guest lecture from Northeastern University Professor, Dr. William F.S. Miles! The lecture will be on African Jewish History: Religion and Community on a Global Stage.

The Museum of Anthropology and Department of World Languages and Cultures are hosting a Samurai & Bushido exhibit for a short amount of time next week. If you have time, stop by the museum in Old Main on Wednesday and Thursday to see the exhibit!

The Bringing War Home Exhibit is traveling! Visit the Hyrum City next Friday evening (April 10th) for presentations given by Dr. Susan Grayzel and Dr. Molly Cannon. There will also be refreshments and a tour of the exhibit. We hope to see you there!

Students, don't forget that registration is right around the corner (April 6-9)! Check out some of the courses we are offering next Fall!

Join Prof. Patrick Mason and Artist Brian Kershisnik at 7:30pm on Tuesday, April 7 for a conversation on Art, Faith, and Chaos! This is an Arrington Conversations event and will be held in the USU Eccles Conference Center Auditorium. We hope to see you there!

The Friends of Merrill-Cazier Library Lecture Series continues! Next week, Dr. Brent Rogers will explore the interaction between the famed Buffalo Bill and the Latter-day Saints.