French Film Festival 2018
Please join us from 16-25 February 2018 to celebrate our 21st Festival of Films in French. @ Student Union Cinema, UW-Milwauk… Continue Reading »
A Conversation with Christiane Taubira & Raoul Peck
In tandem with two film screenings, on October 19th, of Raoul Peck’s documentary on James Baldwin, “I am not your Negro“. and on October 26, Distinguished Lecture Series: “An Evening with Raoul Peck: Conversations on Identity, History, Race, and History” … Continue Reading »
Special Event with Yanick Lahens!
Don’t miss these special events with author, and activist, Yanick Lahens! Friday, September 22 and; Saturday, September 23. Both events are free and open to the public.… Continue Reading »
Learning French from Spanish and Spanish from French by Anita Alkhas and Patricia V. Lunn
Announcing Professor Anita Alkhas‘s latest publication: Learning French from Spanish and Spanish from French A Short Guide Patricia V. Lunn and Anita Jon Alkhas Learning French from Spanish and Spanish from French provides adult English speakers who have learned either … Continue Reading »
Kati Latta: In Focus
This month’s edition of In Focus, the College of Letters & Science newsletter, has a great feature on Kati Latta, a double major in French and Global Studies. Kati will graduate in May but be back at UWM in the … Continue Reading »
Re-screening of Demain and Henri Henri at the Union Cinema
With the technical difficulties during the Festival of Films in French, Demain and Henri Henri were not able to be shown. Both have been rescheduled and will now be shown at Union Cinema at the following date and times: Demain – April 2 @ … Continue Reading »
UWM French Senior Lecturer, Amy Callahan, in ‘Taking Shakespeare’
Read article here about UWM French Senior Lecturer, Amy Callahan in ‘Taking Shakespeare.’ To purchase tickets, click here.… Continue Reading »
Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature Statement on the Executive Order of January 27, 2017
Please see the departmental statement on the executive order of January 27, 2017 here.… Continue Reading »
Pap NDiaye in conversation with Professor Michael C. Dawson
“The Minority Paradox: Blackness in France”, Pap NDiaye in conversation with Professor Michael C. Dawson 11/10/2016 – 6:30PM Curtin Hall 209 A lecture by, and conversation with, Pap NDiaye, Author and Professor at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris. Post-lecture discussion … Continue Reading »