The father of diarist Anne Frank inspires an intimate meditation on our present moment through a rigorous examination of the not-so-distant past.

John Deutch, Institute Professor Emeritus at MIT and former Director of the CIA, will give a talk titled 50 Years of Energy Policy —Lessons for the Future.

A Conversation with Former CIA Director John Deutch

Hegel was the leading German philosopher of the early nineteenth century. Marx’s entire philosophy of history was the result of his intense engagement with Hegel’s influence.

Salmon P. Chase (Class of 1826)—Treasury secretary and Chief Justice--was an advocate of black rights and a key figure in ending U.S. slavery.

Engineering Jones Seminar with Morgan Bazilian, Director of the Payne Institute and Professor of Public Policy at the Colorado School of Mines.

“Not That Neighborhood!: Racialized Perspectives on the Value of Gentrification”

Do you know how much money the government takes out of your paycheck? Did you know opening too many accounts lowers your credit score?

Former NH Secy. of State Bill Gardner delivers the Perkins Bass Distinguished Lecture, "The Administration of Elections and their Impact on American Democracy". Linda Fowler hosts.

Housing is becoming more inaccessible, and housing prices are rising. What are the causes? What effects does our housing problem have? And what can be done about it?