A series of lectures delivered by Professor Michael H. Fisher of Oberlin College on the history of India. "Discover the rich diversity and captivating stories of the cultures of South Asia in this breathtaking 5,000-year history."

The Newton History Series was developed in 1998 and fielded until 2009 by the Newton Free Library's Special Collections Librarian, Georgina Flannery. Flannery was solely responsible for the series until 2002 when co-sponsorship began with the Newton History Museum [Jackson Homestead]. David Olson, director of the museum, and Susan Abele, curator, helped expand the programs. Lectures were held in the Special Collections Room of the Newton Free Library...

A series of lectures delivered by Dr. Mark G. Frank of the University of Buffalo, the State University of New York on nonverbal communication.

In this course, Master of Wine Jennifer Simonetti-Bryan will show you how you can become a knowledgeable wine drinker just by training your own senses to get the most out of every glass you drink. With each lecture, you are invited and encouraged to taste along.

Believing he's a history professor, Jhanvi invites Munna to give a history lecture to her family. But how do you do that when you know nothing about history? Circuit's bright solution further complicates things, and a true figure from history steps in!

A collection of essays written by Emily Kimbrough as she traveled around the country during a lecture tour.

The history of a lecture series which benefits Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

On October 30, 2015 Carole Kasper discusses the Ballfield Road campus project in Lincoln, Mass.