Upcoming Events

The Kroc Institute is sponsoring the conference “Voices of Conscience” in the Hesburgh Center for International Studies, May 22-24, 2018.

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This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.

It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public. Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.

Read More about Exhibit: "In a Civilized Nation: Newspapers, Magazines and the Print Revolution in 19th-Century Peru"

The Kroc Institute is sponsoring the conference “Voices of Conscience” in the Hesburgh Center for International Studies, May 22-24, 2018.

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This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.

It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public. Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.

Read More about Exhibit: "In a Civilized Nation: Newspapers, Magazines and the Print Revolution in 19th-Century Peru"

“An Evening with Logia” is a pre-Logos 2018 Workshop event highlighting a new initiative out of the Logos Institute at the University of St Andrews. If you are interested in learning about intentional ways to support women in the academy and the church, please join us for hors d’oeuvres and drinks* at the Morris Inn. All are welcome!…

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The Kroc Institute is sponsoring the conference “Voices of Conscience” in the Hesburgh Center for International Studies, May 22-24, 2018.

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Artist and entrepreneur Michelle Williams, formerly of Destiny’s Child, will take part in Women Empowering Women, a daylong event for local high school girls.

Hosted by Notre Dame’s Office of Public Affairs and the South Bend Community School Corp., the event will focus on self-respect, healthy body image, healthy friendships, academic success and goal-setting as a way to counter the negative influence of peers, social media, music and movies on self-worth.…

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This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.

It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public. Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.

Read More about Exhibit: "In a Civilized Nation: Newspapers, Magazines and the Print Revolution in 19th-Century Peru"

Please visit the Logos 2018 Workshop webpage for details.

Originally published at philreligion.nd.edu…

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This concert will feature some of the South Bend Youth Symphony Orchestra’s most distinguished alumni: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Music Director Robert Spano and Indianapolis Symphony Principal Cellist Austin Huntington will join forces with the SBYSO to perform the first movement of Dvorak’s Cello Concerto in B minor…

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This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.

It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public. Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.

Read More about Exhibit: "In a Civilized Nation: Newspapers, Magazines and the Print Revolution in 19th-Century Peru"

Please visit the Logos 2018 Workshop webpage for details.

Originally published at philreligion.nd.edu…

Read More about Logos 2018 Workshop: "Race, Gender, Ability, and Class: Expanding Conversations in Analytic Theology"

An exhilarating love story between a barber and a merchant’s daughter takes center stage in this ballet. Don Quixote searches for his true love. Street dancers, toreadors, gypsies and traditional Spanish dances will delight audiences of all ages!

This is Southold Dance Theater's newest ballet! Don’t miss this family favorite. This ballet is performed by over 100 area youths ages 5-18 accompanied by several professional guest performers. 
…

Read More about Ballet: "Don Quixote" (performed by Southold Dance Theater)

Please visit the Logos 2018 Workshop webpage for details.

Originally published at philreligion.nd.edu…

Read More about Logos 2018 Workshop: "Race, Gender, Ability, and Class: Expanding Conversations in Analytic Theology"

An exhilarating love story between a barber and a merchant’s daughter takes center stage in this ballet. Don Quixote searches for his true love. Street dancers, toreadors, gypsies and traditional Spanish dances will delight audiences of all ages!

This is Southold Dance Theater's newest ballet! Don’t miss this family favorite. This ballet is performed by over 100 area youths ages 5-18 accompanied by several professional guest performers. 
…

Read More about Ballet: "Don Quixote" (performed by Southold Dance Theater)

An exhilarating love story between a barber and a merchant’s daughter takes center stage in this ballet. Don Quixote searches for his true love. Street dancers, toreadors, gypsies and traditional Spanish dances will delight audiences of all ages!

This is Southold Dance Theater's newest ballet! Don’t miss this family favorite. This ballet is performed by over 100 area youths ages 5-18 accompanied by several professional guest performers. 
…

Read More about Ballet: "Don Quixote" (performed by Southold Dance Theater)

An exhilarating love story between a barber and a merchant’s daughter takes center stage in this ballet. Don Quixote searches for his true love. Street dancers, toreadors, gypsies and traditional Spanish dances will delight audiences of all ages!

This is Southold Dance Theater's newest ballet! Don’t miss this family favorite. This ballet is performed by over 100 area youths ages 5-18 accompanied by several professional guest performers. 
…

Read More about Ballet: "Don Quixote" (performed by Southold Dance Theater)

This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.

It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public. Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.

Read More about Exhibit: "In a Civilized Nation: Newspapers, Magazines and the Print Revolution in 19th-Century Peru"

This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.

It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public. Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.

Read More about Exhibit: "In a Civilized Nation: Newspapers, Magazines and the Print Revolution in 19th-Century Peru"

This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.

It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public. Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.

Read More about Exhibit: "In a Civilized Nation: Newspapers, Magazines and the Print Revolution in 19th-Century Peru"