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Carthage holds Celebration of Scholars April 29

Students and faculty will display and discuss their research and significant creative works. On Tuesday, April 19, the Humanities Division held its own poster session as a prelude to the event, showcasing the work of nine Carthage students for the Division's Advisory Committee. more...

 
Carthage welcomes Jodi Magness March 7

North Carolina professor has been an active participant in the debate over an ossuary from first-century Jerusalem. She will speak on the "Ossuaries and the Burials of Jesus and James" at 7 p.m. more...

 
Study Tour to Eastern Turkey

Carthage alumni and friends are invited on a study tour of Eastern Turkey Aug. 4-17, 2011, led by Prof. Daniel Schowalter. Deposit due April 10. more...

 
J-Term 2011: Divine Design

A group of Carthage students is spending J-Term in southern Greece to study the interplay between architecture and ritual. more...

 
Humanities Colloquium Nov. 16

The Humanities Division hosts its second Fall Humanities Colloquium, at 11:50 a.m. Tuesday in Clausen 107. Prof. Joseph McAlhany will present "Syntax and Salvation: The Mind of a Medieval Monk," a discussion of his translation of the meditations of Guibert of Nougent, a man fascinated with demons of all kinds. 

 
Classics, History departments seek contract/tenure-track medievalist

Please send CV and cover letter by Dec. 15. more...

 

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