UW Constellations

Attend our panel discussion centered on justice by Mellon-Morgridge Professors Giuliana Chamedes (History), Ralph Grunewald (English), and Jenell Johnson (Comm. Arts). Each professor will discuss the concept of justice within their area of expertise and how justice is incorporated into their teaching.

Location: 1111 Humanities

Our Assistant Director, Andrea Samz-Pustol, just returned from the in . The annual conference is focused on the ancient Mediterranean world. Andrea is a trained archaeologist and participates in archaeological research projects in Italy () and Morocco (). This highly interdisciplinary and humanities-focused conference provided a great opportunity to reconnect with colleagues and friends (in-person!), learn about new research, talk to graduate students about alt-ac ( ) opportunities in the humanities, and see a gorgeous city.

Looking for a GREAT CLASS? History 366: From Fascism to Today: Social Movements and Politics in Europe has open seats!

This class investigates the unsettling history of European and American Fascist movements in the twentieth century. Taking a comparative approach, it analyzes how Fascist movements developed on both sides of the Atlantic after World War I. Key topics include the long shadow of European imperialism when it comes to both racism and militarism; the fragility of democracy after 1918; why and how Fascism and Na**sm garnered popular, transnational appeal; and the emergence of anti-Fascist social movements in both Europe and the United States.

See our website for more info! constellations.ls.wisc.edu