Category: Events
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The Stranger (L’Étranger)
Tuesday, November 3rd @ 7PM
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Four Nights of a Dreamer (Quatre nuits d’un rêveur)
Monday, October 5th @ 7PM
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No Chains, No Masters (Ni chaînes, ni maitres)
Friday, September 11th @ 7PM
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Area Conference: 1776 in Perspective
October 2nd–3rd, 2026 The Bucknell Humanities Center is excited to host a two-day symposium exploring the nation’s founding from diverse, cross-disciplinary perspectives. Through our dynamic programming, faculty, students, staff, and community members will have the opportunity to reflect on and engage the import and legacies of 1776. Our discussions will be broad and capacious, highlighting…
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“(How) Do The Humanities Create Knowledge?”
Discoveries produced by natural science clearly exemplify what it means to create knowledge. But discovery is a social process — a process that closely resembles the practices that define scholarly activity in the humanities. In this provocative lecture, philosopher Chris Haufe will draw out unappreciated features of the development of scientific knowledge that highlight its…
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Arts & Humanities Convivial Hour
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“Bonecrusher” and A&H Careers
Ben Barkofsky ’26, BHC Student Fellow
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Chris Mitsch, “AI and the Liberal Arts”
4:30–6PM Hildreth-Mirza Hall Great Room
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Film Screening: “Bonecrusher”
Screening of the documentary “Bonecrusher” followed by a Q&A with the director — Bucknell alumnus, Michael Fountain ’91 — and panel discussion with several members of the Humanities Center alumni advisory council about the role that the humanities played in their lives and careers.
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Crystal Wilkinson: “Sable Girls, Black Hill Folk and Brown Country”
Thursday, April 9, 2026: 4:30–6PM Hildreth-Mirza Hall Great Room