Please note: due to space restrictions, registration in advance is required for all Center for Renaissance Studies programs, unless otherwise indicated. See individual listings for registration instructions.
Thursday, 9/24 Graduate Seminar: Introduction to the Troubadours, Prof. William Paden - weekly to 12/10 (except Thanksgiving)
Friday, 9/25 Graduate Seminar: Emotions in History, c. 600-c. 1700, Prof. Barbara Rosenwein - weekly to 12/11 (except Thanksgiving)
Saturday, 9/26 Representative Council Meeting. Coffee at 9:30; meeting 10:00 a.m. to noon; lunch noon to 2:00 p.m.
Friday, 10/2 History of the Book Lecture: Kathryn Kerby-Fulton, Notre Dame
Saturday, 10/3 Medieval Intellectual History Seminar
Saturday, 10/17 Milton Seminar: Tobias Gregory, Catholic University of America
Saturday, 10/24 Eighteenth-Century Seminar: Kristina Straub, Carnegie-Mellon
Saturday, 10/31 Shakespeare Project of Chicago performance: Henry VIII
Thursday, 11/5 History of the Book Lecture: David Stern, University of Pennsylvania
Saturday, 11/14 Graduate Student Conference Organizers planning meeting, 9:00 a.m.
NOTE: The Medieval Intellectual History Seminar for December has been canceled
Thursday, 1/7 Graduate Seminar: Princes and Their Cities, Prof. James Murray and Prof. James Palmitessa - weekly to 3/11
Thursday, 1/7 Graduate Seminar: Anglo-Saxon Law and Literature, Prof. Jana Schulman - weekly to 3/11
Monday, 1/11 Applications due for École Nationale des Chartes fellowship
Thursday – Saturday,
1/21 – 1/23 Graduate Student Conference
Saturday, 1/23 Shakespeare Project of Chicago performance: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Saturday, 1/30 Medieval Intellectual History Seminar
Tuesday, 2/16 "400 Years of Shakespeare on Stage" Spotlight Exhibition opens (through May 1)
Saturday, 2/20 Symposium on Disease and Disability in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
Saturday, 2/27 Medieval Intellectual History Seminar
Monday, 3/1 Applications due for the 2010 Mellon Summer Institute in French Paleography
Saturday, 3/6 Eighteenth-Century Seminar Works-in-Progress Session
Friday, 3/12 Applications due for the 2010 Warwick-in-Venice Summer Seminar
Friday, 3/12 Lecture in Early Modern History: Ethan Shagan, University of California, Berkeley
Friday, 3/26 History of the Book Lecture: J. Paul Hunter, University of Virginia
Saturday, 4/17 Eighteenth-Century Seminar Works-in-Progress Session
Thursday, 4/22 Newberry Library Dante Lecture: Rachel Jacoff, Wellesley College
Friday, 4/23 Symposium on Comparative Early Modern Legal
Saturday, 4/24 Shakespeare Project of Chicago performance: Antony and Cleopatra
Friday, 4/30 Cervantes Symposium. Keynote Address: Anne Cruz, University of Miami
Monday, 5/3 "King Henri IV of France" Spotlight Exhibition opens (through July 15)
Saturday, 5/15 Milton Seminar: Judith Anderson, Indiana University
6/21 – 7/15 Mellon Summer Institute in French Paleography