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A page from Tanner MS 407, a commonplace late medieval and early modern book
Tue, October 13, 2026
Legal Culture in Late Medieval and Early Modern England
4:00 pm
455 Hagerty Hall
"Incendie du Cap" (Burning of Cape Francais) depicting a "General revolt of the Blacks. Massacre of the Whites" from 1815 Haiti
Mon, October 12, 2026
Slavery, Labor, & Unfreedom in the Age of the American Revolution - Panel 3
4:45 pm
0014 University Hall
Laborers posing at a heavy construction or quarry site utilizing a large wooden derrick crane system
Thu, October 8, 2026
The Landscapes of Reconstruction
4:00 pm
Knowlton Hall, Big Stairs
Portrait of Dr. Ray Brock Jr.
Thu, October 8, 2026
Democracy, Trust, and the Information Ecosystem
4:00 pm
African American & African Studies Community Extension Center
At stack of books in front of a darkened background with "Graduate Student Colloquium" in white text
Mon, October 5, 2026
Birthing the State's Best Asset: Wartime Pregnancies and Childbirth
12:00 pm
168 Dulles Hall
Black and white close-up photo of a woman's face
Thu, October 1, 2026
IHS: The History that Emerges from Uncertain Futures: On History's Capacity to Generate Certainty
3:45 pm
1039 Derby Hall
A collage of antique photos depicting members of the Webster household
Tue, September 29, 2026
Living with Illness in Nineteenth-Century New York
4:00 pm
168 Dulles Hall
"Incendie du Cap" (Burning of Cape Francais) depicting a "General revolt of the Blacks. Massacre of the Whites" from 1815 Haiti
Mon, September 28, 2026
Slavery, Labor, & Unfreedom in the Age of the American Revolution - Panel 2
4:45 pm
0014 University Hall
installation view of Tavares Strachan’s "U.N.I.A. Tea Room" depicting an office with a prominent desk and a UNIA Division #142 sign in neon
Sat, September 26, 2026
Garvey’s Ghost: Frederic Bertley and Mark Christian on Pan-African Histories and Futures
4:00 pm
Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti
Portrait of Joshua Hill
Fri, September 25, 2026
Only Nixon (and Nie) Could Go to Accra: Race, Diplomacy, and Decolonization in Ghana’s 1957 Independence Celebration
3:30 pm
129 Mendenhall Lab
Two Native American pottery pieces
Thu, September 24, 2026
Native American Art, History and Culture: Art and Native American History, Identity and Citizenship
12:00 pm
168 Dulles Hall
Wed, September 23, 2026
Buckeye 2026 NYC Climate Week Reception
6:00 pm
The Live Room at Piano's
Two Native American pottery pieces
Wed, September 23, 2026
Native American Art, History and Culture: Native American Pottery-making Demonstration
11:00 am
58 Hopkins Hall
A large red buckeye leaf on a field of buckeye leaves in varying shades of gray
Wed, September 23, 2026
OSURA: 2026 Annual Conference
8:00 am
The Fawcett Center
Peter Weller seated smiling
Fri, September 18, 2026
Why the Renaissance Matters - Giotto, Caravaggio, and Storaro: Renaissance Narrative Art to Modern Film
7:00 pm
Faculty Club
Jesse Owens on a track in a starting stance
Fri, September 18, 2026
Running Against History: The Enduring Legacy of Jesse Owens
4:00 pm
165 Thompson Library
The Constitution laying on the American flag
Thu, September 17, 2026
This Constitution Day, Remember Our Union
4:30 pm
Wexner Center for the Arts
The shape of the state of Ohio in scarlet on a field of gray buckeye leaves
Thu, September 17, 2026
Future Ohio 2076 Public Forums: Ohio as an Energy-Rich State
12:00 pm
Online Zoom Forum