Faculty Lectures
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Listen: Ceramic Artist Syd Carpenter on "Discovering a History: The Farm Portraits"
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Listen: Raghu Karnad '05 on "The Farthest Field: An Indian Story of the Second World War"
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Listen: Classicist Ralph Rosen '77 on Greek Comedy, Aesthetics, and 'Popular' Culture
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Listen: Economist Eban Goodstein on Climate Protection
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Listen: Allen Kuharski and Barbara Milewski on the Lessons of "Chopin Without Piano"
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Listen: Patricia Park '03 Reads from Her Acclaimed Debut Novel
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Watch: 'Chopin Without Piano' at Swarthmore
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Listen: Mathematician Jordan Ellenberg on "Uncertainty and Contradiction: Mathematics in the Liberal Arts"
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Listen: Maya Schenwar ’05 on Why Prison Doesn't Work and How We Can Do Better
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Listen: Psychologist Stella Christie on Development of Language and Thought
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Listen: Edward Gardner '81 on "The Euro Area and the Perils of Monetary Union"
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Listen: Author Jamie Stiehm '82 on "Alice Paul and the Woman's Suffrage Movement"
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"Crumb@85" Celebration Strikes Several High Notes
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Engineer Francisco Valero-Cuevas '88 on "Neuromechanics: What Control Problem Does a Biological Brain Face When Controlling a Mechanical Body?"
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Listen: Economist Sandy Baum on Higher Education, Inequality, and Opportunity
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Listen: Political Scientist Ben Berger on Citizenship Education & the Liberal Arts
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Listen: Timothy Burke on "The Perils of Imagination: Why Historians Don't Like Counterfactuals"
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Listen: Jesse Marshall '11 on "Meet Me on the Margins: Redefining Progress and Prosperity in America's Rust Belt"
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Listen: Gregory Petsko on "Adventures of a Public Scientist"
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Listen: Susan Stanford Friedman '65 on "Cosmopolitanism in Transnational Literary Studies"
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Pagination
