Project
Migrations in Literature
What is lost in the attempt to represent migration through literary narratives, and what is produced or preserved?
Communities of Inquiry
The Neubauer Collegium is an environment where people think differently together.
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Research Project
Panafrica: Histories, Aesthetics, Politics
Why is Pan-Africanism so elusive? Its appeal seems always to be fading in one place while ascending elsewhere.
Research Project
The Case of the Human: Co-Producing Plural Knowledge on the Body, the Social, and the Subject
What new knowledge about humanity can be produced through focused collaboration between humanists and medical experts?
Research Project
Hidden Abodes of the “Great Acceleration”: Fossil Metabolism, Infrastructure, and the Climate/Nature Crisis
How do large-scale, fossil-fueled infrastructural systems contribute to contemporary climate and nature crises?
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Learn more2024–2025 Visiting Fellows
Each academic year the Neubauer Collegium invites a select group of scholars, practitioners, and artists from around the world to join our research collaborations.
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Manuel Álvarez-Martí-Aguilar
Manuel Álvarez-Martí-Aguilar
Senior Lecturer of Ancient History
University of Málaga, Spain
Manuel Álvarez-Martí-Aguilar’s research interests include the modern historiography about the ancient world and the cultural intersections between local Iberian communities – Tartessos – and the...
Dima Ayoub
Dima Ayoub
Associate Professor of Arabic and former C.V. Starr Junior Faculty Fellow in International Studies
Middlebury College
Dima Ayoub is an Associate Professor of Arabic and former C.V. Starr Junior Faculty Fellow in International Studies and the former director of the Middle East studies program at Middlebury...
Esther Rodríguez González
Esther Rodríguez González
Postdoctoral Researcher
Institute of Archaeology in the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)
Esther Rodríguez González is a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Archaeology in the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). She is a member of the research project, Construyendo...
Yuval Sharon
Yuval Sharon
Gary L. Wasserman Artistic Director
Detroit Opera
Yuval Sharon is creating an unconventional body of work that seeks to expand the operatic form. He founded and serves as Artistic Director of The Industry in Los Angeles, a company devoted to new...
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Events
The Neubauer Collegium opens its inquiries to the public through a wide range of programs throughout the year.
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Negotiating Identities, Constructing Territories: Pre-Roman Iberia, 900-200 BCE
Conference
Negotiating Identities, Constructing Territories: Pre-Roman Iberia, 900-200 BCE
Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society
This conference will present novel data and perspectives on the social and economic networks in the ancient Mediterranean region.
The Thinking and Making of Experimental Art
Discussion
The Thinking and Making of Experimental Art
Neubauer Collegium
This Humanities Day discussion will explore the aims and activities of the Arts Labs research project at the Neubauer Collegium.
Betye Saar: Opening Reception
Exhibition Opening
Betye Saar: Opening Reception
Neubauer Collegium
This exhibition will hinge on Saar's experiments with “wearable” art, bringing into focus her gradual shift from costume design to collage.
Director’s Lecture with Drew Gilpin Faust
Director's Lecture
Director’s Lecture with Drew Gilpin Faust
Drew Gilpin Faust, President Emerita of Harvard University, is a renowned scholar of American history.
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