Topic: History and Culture
"Deep Dives" conversation with Kislak curators and experts on July 25
Join Special Collections online to discover the beginnings and future directions of the Jay I. Kislak Collection.
Grand Tour of Europe fosters new perspectives
The tour included visits to Paris, Venice, Florence, Rome, Athens, and the stunning Greek islands of Mykonos and Rhodes, as well as Toledo and Madrid.
Social Justice Prize honors two exceptional projects
This prize funds innovative projects that address social and environmental justice through the lens of architecture.
Finding Success in Two Musical Worlds
Frost alumnus Jorge Mejia has found fulfillment in an extraordinary dual career as both successful music executive and an innovative classical composer and pianist.
Now on view at the University Libraries
This summer, discover and explore our current exhibitions and displays, each offering a unique opportunity for academic and cultural enrichment.
Juneteenth: ‘A day for commemoration, serious contemplation’
A law school professor and a historian and the University’s former special advisor on race explore the legacy of the historical proclamation that abolished slavery.
No laughing matter
History graduate student Stefania Papadopulos curated an exhibition in Special Collections on comedian Jackie Gleason and his fascination with the occult.
Summer guide to the arts at the U
Explore arts-related events including the annual Frost Chopin Festival, a graduate student exhibition at the Wynwood gallery, and a film screening series at the Bill Cosford Cinema.
Shining a light on untold stories from Florida’s past
University researchers are focused on “re-storying,” or retelling grand narratives of Florida’s history to celebrate the contributions of peoples that have long been ignored.
History professor awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Martin Nesvig received a fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to complete a book on colonial Mexican history.
Artist Talk on April 26
Join the Cuban Heritage Collection for an engaging conversation with Cuban visual artist Alexandre Arrechea and Dr. Odette Casamayor-Cisneros, inaugural Roberto C. Goizueta Distinguished Presidential Fellow.
Frost Composer Kicks Off Groundbreaking Black Opera Project
Composer and Frost School of Music doctoral student Kevin Day is a key creator of the first opera in the Cincinnati Opera's three-year Black Opera Project. Day's Afro-futurist musical epic premieres on Juneteenth, 2025.
