MARS Events – Medieval and Renaissance Studies – Carleton College

Friday, Oct 22, 2021 - Friday, Oct 21, 2022

day week month year

October 2021

Fri 22

7:30pm Carleton Theater Presents: EVERYBODY - 1h 30m Weitz Theater

Sat 23

7:30pm Carleton Theater Presents: EVERYBODY - 1h 30m Weitz Theater

Sun 24

2:00pm Carleton Theater Presents: EVERYBODY - 1h 30m Weitz Theater

Wed 27

7:30pm Carleton Theater Presents: EVERYBODY - 1h 30m Weitz Theater

Thu 28

7:30pm Carleton Theater Presents: EVERYBODY - 1h 30m Weitz Theater

Sat 30

7:30pm Carleton Theater Presents: EVERYBODY - 1h 30m Weitz Theater

December 2021

Mon 13

Plautus and Roman Comedy (begins)

January 2022

Tue 11

5:00pm Teaching the Global Middle Ages with Dr. Geraldine Heng - 1h 45m Virtual: Zoom

Thu 13

3:15pm The Invention of Race: A Discussion with Dr Geraldine Heng - 1h 40m Virtual: Zoom

February 2022

Thu 3

5:00pm Melissa Haynes: A Unique Anthropometry: Measuring the Venus de Milo - 1h Virtual • from Art & Art History

Wed 16

5:00pm History, Religion, and Urban Change In Rome Information Session - 1h Leighton 304

March 2022

Thu 3

7:00pm History, Religion, and Urban Change In Rome Zoom Information Session - 1h Zoom

Fri 4

Forms of Choice. The Art of Writing in the Middle Ages (begins) Gould Library, East Wing, 4th Level

Fri 18

Plautus and Roman Comedy (ends)

April 2022

Tue 12

4:00pm Rare Looks through Special Collections: How our Understanding of the Skies Changes over the Centuries - 1h Virtual • Virtual Event on Zoom • from Gould Library

Sat 16

3:30pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h

Sat 23

3:30pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h

Mon 25

4:30pm Lecture by Kambiz GhaneaBassiri, Benedict Distinguished Visiting Professor of Religion - 1h In-Person • Leighton 304 • from Religion

Sat 30

3:30pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h

May 2022

Sat 7

3:30pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h

Mon 9

5:00pm A New Vision for Islamic Pasts and Futures - 1h 15m Boliou 104

Sat 14

3:30pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h

Tue 17

7:00pm Dr Bissera Pentcheva (Art History, Stanford): The Sound of Many Waters: Visions of the Divine in the Byzantine Liturgy of Hagia Sophia - 45m In-Person • Kracum Auditorium
8:00pm Concert: Singing with the Angels in Medieval Constantinople: Byzantine chant from Hagia Sophia and by the Nun Kassia - 1h 30m Kracum Auditorium

Sat 21

3:30pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h

Fri 27

Forms of Choice. The Art of Writing in the Middle Ages (ends) Gould Library, East Wing, 4th Level

Sat 28

3:30pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h

September 2022

Thu 15

12:00pm Can You Dig It? Summer Fieldwork and Research Experiences in Archaeology - 1h In-Person • Anderson 121 • from Archaeology

Wed 21

4:30pm Endowed Chair Lecture by Asuka Sango, John W. Nason Professor of Asian Studies and Religion - 1h 30m In-Person • Leighton 304 • from Religion

Thu 22

3:00pm Special Collections Open House: New Acquisitions in Medieval and Renaissance Studies - 2h In-Person • Special Collections, Gould Library 170

Thu 29

3:30pm Boyd-Niles Travel Fellowship: Travelers' Tales - 1h Laird 205

Fri 30

3:30pm An Epic Tale from Early England-A Community Reading of Beowulf - 4h 30m Hybrid • Leighton 236

October 2022

Sat 1

4:00pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h KRLX 88.1 FM

Fri 7

4:30pm The Weirdness of English, Explained - 1h In-Person • Library Athenaeum • from Linguistics

Sat 8

4:00pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h KRLX 88.1 FM

Thu 13

5:00pm Animals and Sacred Bodies in Medieval Ireland: Lecture by John Soderberg - 1h In-Person • Leighton 305 • from Religion

Sat 15

4:00pm MARS Radio Hour - 1h KRLX 88.1 FM

Mon 17

5:30pm Film Showing: Simon del Desierto - 1h 30m In-Person • Leighton 304

Tue 18

11:30am Foods of Ancient and Modern Tunisia - 2h 15m In-Person • East Dining Hall • from Classics
5:00pm New to Us: A Gallery Talk with Rebecca Bramlett - 1h In-Person • Gould Library Athenaeum • from Gould Library

Wed 19

11:30am Foods of Ancient and Modern Tunisia - 2h 15m In-Person • East Dining Hall • from Classics
4:30pm "Islam and the Material Turn in Religious Studies" - 1h 30m Leighton 402 • from Middle East Studies

Thu 20

11:30am Foods of Ancient and Modern Tunisia - 2h 15m In-Person • East Dining Hall • from Classics

Fri 21

11:30am Foods of Ancient and Modern Tunisia - 2h 15m In-Person • East Dining Hall • from Classics
12:00pm Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quijote: A Marathon Reading of Part I - 1d (begins) Upper Sayles, South Balcony

Subscribe: Google Calendar | iCal/Desktop

Go to main Campus Calendar →

2025 Spring Term begins March 31


S	M	T	W	T	F	S
26	27	28	29	30	1	2
3	4	5	6	7	8	9
10	11	12	13	14	15	16
17	18	19	20	21	22	23
24	25	26	27	28	29	30
31	1	2	3	4	5	6
← Sep		today			Nov →

Jump to date:

+ Filter Events − Filter Events