7 Nights of History: Resistance, Survial and Academic Freedom: The Medieval Invention of the University
Public talks by Department of History faculty members, followed by questions and discussion.
Event
7 Nights of History
Public talks by Department of History faculty members, followed by questions and discussion. Topics TBA.
Sept. 25
6:30 pm
Hose & Hydrant, 612 11th St. E.
Topic: Resistance, Survial and Academic Freedom: The Medieval Invention of the University by Prof. Frank
Klaassen.
Free and open to the public
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