Organized by 
Robert N. Watson, UCLA 
Tiffany Jo Werth, UC Davis 
Todd Borlik, Purdue University  

Dr. Jonathan Decter (Professor of Sephardic Studies - Brandeis University)

University English Department Speaker Series:

The recent turn to the 'energy humanities' is only beginning to galvanize scholarship on the material and symbolic impact of energy regimes in the long history of modernity.

Meet your instructors, learn about Winter course offerings, and much more!

Please join the UC Davis Classics Department for a talk by Yelena Baraz (Princeton University), "Looking for Bystanders in

Ovid’s Metamorphoses"

How can communities generated by the theater and the classroom take arms against the Anthropocene’s rising sea of troubles? What can the premodern literary archive, embodied and emplaced anew, teach us about the present environmental crisis?

Join us in exploring the wonders of the premodern world, where you might encounter mythological creatures, be tempted by a devil, trade spices along the Silk Road, witness a terrible battle, or meet a beneficent deity.

Please join the English department for a talk by Edgar Garcia entitled "Caravaggio's Americas."

Women Medievalists on Medieval Women A "State-of-the-Field" Symposium and Reception

Fariba Zarinebaf, professor of History at University of California, Riverside, specializes in the urban, social, legal, gender and economic history of the Middle East and the Mediterranean world with an emphasis on Iran, the Ottoman Empire and France in the early modern era.

Talk given by Grace Delmolino