Category: News
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1776 in Perspective: A Susquehanna Symposium
October 2nd–3rd, 2026 Professor Paul Barba (History, lead organizer) offered these remarks to open the Symposium: Thank you, everybody, for joining us today. For those who don’t know me, I’m Paul Barba, associate professor of history and the Humanities Center associate director here at Bucknell. I want to start off by saying that my co-organizers,…
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Japanese Paper Films Presents at the Smithsonian
On Sunday, September 13th, Professor Eric Faden’s Japanese Paper Film project traveled to Washington D.C. to offer a showing of recently completed films at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art with live musical accompaniment by Yoko Reikano Kimura on koto and cellist Hikaru Tamaki of Duo Yumeno. Professor Faden engaged in a lively Q&A…
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“(How) Do The Humanities Create Knowledge?”
Matthew H. Slater, BHC Director Professor Christopher Haufe (Elizabeth M. and William C. Treuhaft Professor of the Humanities and Chair of Philosophy Western Reserve University) kicked off this year’s public event series “Oh the Humanities!” with (what turned out to be) a provocative lecture addressing the question of how humanities disciplines generate knowledge. I hear…
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“Bonecrusher” and A&H Careers
Ben Barkofsky ’26, BHC Student Fellow
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Won’t you take me to… Tablertown: A Tabletalk of Tablertown, OH, People of Color Museum
Athaliah Elvis ’26, BHC Communications Intern
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Arts & Humanities Week: Two Career Panels Aimed at Creatives in the Arts & Humanities
Athaliah Elvis ’26, BHC Communications Intern
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Let’s Fix the Broken Record
Athaliah Elvis ’26, BHC Communications Intern