OU Arts & Humanities Forum

New pod alert! Staying With The Question is back from vacation with ep. 3: DISEASE. Kim takes a deep dive into the medical humanities with featured OU faculty Sarah Tracy, Rhona Seidelman, and Miriam Gross. ou.edu/humanitiesforu…

There's a new episode of the New Books and Projects podcast available now! Listen on our website, or anywhere you get podcasts. Dr. Marshall is joined by Professor Sarah Hines to discuss her new book Water for All. ou.edu/humanitiesforu…

Our latest Staying With the Question episode is all about Water, and you can get it anywhere you find podcasts! "It's just one of those examples where pitting non human nature against humans doesn't get us to a place that looks like justice." ou.edu/humanitiesforu…

Join us later TODAY for a Reception and Happy Hour celebrating the 2nd Episode of our Podcast Series "Staying With the Question"! Time: 4:30PM - 6PM Location: Ellison Hall Room 132. We can't wait to see you there!

Don't forget! TOMORROW we're having our second Launch Party with Drs. @TraciBrynne, Sarah Hines and Daniel Mains. Join us as we're celebrating the 2nd episode of our Podcast Series: "Staying With the Question". Time: 4:30PM-6PM Location: Ellison Hall Room 132. See you there!

This is a reminder that you can still access our 1st Episode, "Atomic Memory" with Alison Fields and Elyssa Faison on our website: ou.edu/humanitiesforu…

Don't forget to mark your calendars for our second Launch Party/Happy Hour THIS THURSDAY, from 4:30PM to 6PM! Join us and our podcast guests to celebrate the 2nd episode of our Series: "Staying With the Question". We hope to see you there!

The more the merrier. Please join us for ANOTHER Launch Party for the 2nd Episode of the podcast, next Thursday, May 12 at 4:30PM. Episode 2 is a discussion around WATER, with Drs. Traci Brynne Voyles @TraciBrynne, Sarah Hines and Daniel Mains. Location: Ellison Hall Room 132.

The first episode of the podcast (along with show notes and a transcript) is available on our website: ou.edu/humanitiesforu… Sponsored by @NEHgov

We had such a good time yesterday! Thank you so much to all who joined us for the OU Arts & Humanities Launch Party! Special thanks to our guests Alison Fields and Elyssa Faison for their great inputs. Here's a little extract from our listening session yesterday:

We are excited to be your hosts TODAY, 4:30PM at the @fjjma for the Launch Party of the Forum's new podcast “Staying With the Question”. We’ll have refreshments and a listening session with excerpts from the first episode featuring Drs. Fields and Faison. Come celebrate with us!

Hey! We're having our Launch Party tomorrow Thursday May 5 at 4:30PM! Join us at Fred Jones Art Center, 2nd floor (just outside the Lightwell Gallery).

Don't forget to join us next Thursday, May 5 at 4:30PM, for our podcast Launch Party ! We’ll have refreshments and a listening session with excerpts from the inaugural episode, The Atomic Memory. Location: 2nd floor of the Fred Jones Art Center just outside the Lightwell Gallery.

@OUHistDept faculty Rhona Siedelman authored "Under Quarantine: Immigrants and Disease at Israel’s Gate", exposing the riveting story of Shaar Ha’aliya, a central immigrant processing camp opened shortly after Israel became an independent state. More info: rutgersuniversitypress.org/under-quaranti…

"The Story of Attila in Prose" is the first critical edition and translation of the 13th-century Franco-Italian 'Estoire d’Atile en prose'. This book is authored by @OUArtsSciences faculty members Roberto Pesce and Logan E. Whalen. Check it out here: routledge.com/The-Story-of-A…

Excited to announce the publication of "German Romance VII: Ulrich Fuetrer, Iban", authored by OU Arts and Humanities faculty Joseph M. Sullivan. This book is the first-ever English translation of an important medieval German Arthurian romance. More info: boydellandbrewer.com/9781843846215/…

You can find all recent (2020-2022) books and projects from OU's arts and humanities faculty here: ou.edu/humanitiesforu…

Many great news this year with OU's Arts and Humanities faculties! Check out Alan Barenberg and Emily Johnson's latest book, "Rethinking the Gulag", which explores the Soviet penal system from various disciplinary perspectives. More info here: iupress.org/9780253059611/…

Are you coming to our Launch Party? Join us IN PERSON at the School of Visual Arts for the launch of the Forum’s new podcast “Staying With the Question”. Date: Thursday, May 5 at 4:30PM Location: Second floor of the Fred Jones Art Center, just outside the Lightwell Gallery.

_ Exciting new project with the Forum staff. Date: Thursday, May 5 at 4:30PM Location: Second floor of the Fred Jones Art Center @fjjma (the art building, not the museum) just outside the Lightwell Gallery.

This project is funded in part by the historic NEH American Rescue Plan Grant that the Forum was instrumental in bringing to OU. We’ll have refreshments and a listening session with excerpts from the episode. Come meet Drs Fields and Faison, and celebrate the launch of this_

Please make plans to join us IN PERSON, Thursday, May 5 at 4:30PM, at the School of Visual Arts for the launch of the Forum’s new podcast “Staying With The Question” ! Our inaugural episode focuses on the Atomic Memory, and features OU Faculty Alison Fields and Elyssa Faison.