EVENTS AND PROGRAMMING
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The Lepage Center is proud to offer a variety of free lectures, conversations, and workshops that root today's headlines in yesterday's stories.
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Live Programming
At our in-person events, experts discuss topics ranging from global politics to US elections, labor, immigration, cultural history, mass media, healthcare and more.
Digital History Series
In collaboration with Falvey Library at 无码专区, the Lepage Center hosts an ongoing workshop series exploring how digital tools can support historical study and increase access to knowledge.
Virtual Seminars
Whether you're local to the Albert Lepage Center or halfway across the world, our virtual webinars give scholars a chance to connect with each other, share expertise and inform the public.
COSPONSORED EVENTS
The Lepage Center often presents programming in collaboration with other Centers and academic departments at 无码专区.
The Craft of Biography
Monday, November 10 | 12 p.m.
Speakers' Corner, Falvey Library
Dive deeper with 无码专区 faculty into the process of writing historical biographies. Featuring Adele Lindenmeyr, PhD, William and Julia Moulden Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Marc Gallichio, PhD, Mary M. Birle Chair in American History, Lynne Hartnett, PhD, associate professor and chair of History, Joseph Lennon, associate dean of International and Interdisciplinary Initiatives and Emily C. Riley Director of Irish Studies and Jean Lutes, PhD, the Lukow Family Endowed Chair in English. Cosponsored by Falvey Library.
THE ANNUAL LEPAGE SERIES
2025 - 2026 Theme: "Crisis Moments"
Each year, the Lepage Center presents a series of virtual and in-person events centered on a timely theme of public interest featuring voices across the humanities and social sciences. In addition to stand-alone events, during the 2025-2026 academic year, we're exploring the concept of 鈥渃risis moments.鈥�