FALL 2025 REGISTRATION WILL OPEN JULY 28
PLEASE NOTE:
IN-PERSON COURSE OFFERINGS
ARE LISTED AFTER THE ONLINE COURSES
THIS SEMESTER WE ARE OFFERING IN-PERSON COURSES IN:
NEW HAVEN, NYC, WASHINGTON, D.C., AND RYE, NY
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 | What’s it made of? Materials and materiality in art history
Professor Kerr Houston
Thursdays, Oct 9 - Nov 13,
7:30-9pm ET
| |  | The Art of Fatherhood: Fathers through History and the Arts
Professor Noah Charney
Wednesdays, Sep 24 - Nov 12,
1-3pm ET
(No class Oct 15 or Oct 29)
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Plan 2 Prosper: Fundamentals of Personal Financial Planning
Professor Elisabeth Anton
Thursdays, Oct 2 - Nov 20,
5:30-7pm ET
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 | Art, Film, and Literature in the Age of the Dictators
Professor Mark Micale
Tuesdays, Sep 30 - Nov 18,
6:30-8:30pm ET
| |  | The Beat Generation's 'French Connection'
Robert Barsky
Thursdays, Oct 9 - Nov 13,
6-7:30pm ET
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Mining, Minerals, Megawatts, and Life
Professor Paul Sullivan
Saturdays, Oct 18 - Nov 22,
10am-12pm ET
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 | Afghanistan War,
2001-2021
Professor Mary Habeck
Mondays, Oct 6 - Nov 24,
10am-12pm ET
| |  | Reading Lincoln
Steven Steinbach
Tuesdays, Sep 30 - Nov 4,
7:15-8:45pm ET
| |  | Stoppard and Shaw
Professor Murray Biggs
Wednesdays, Oct 1 - Nov 19,
5:15-7pm ET
(No class October 22 or 29)
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 | Voices from the Jewish Past
Professor Emily Kopley
Wednesdays, Oct 15 - Nov 19,
7:45-9:15pm ET
| |  | Nothingness: Concept, Experience, and Belief
Rabbi James Ponet
Wednesdays, Oct 8 - Nov 12,
5:30-7pm ET
| |  | Even More Madness at the Movies
Professor James Charney
Tuesdays, Oct 14 - Nov 18,
2-4pm ET
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 | Montesquieu’s Spirit of the Laws: The “Oracle” of American Constitutionalism
Professor Chris Kelly
Mondays, Oct 13 - Nov 17,
7:30-9pm ET
| |  | What-Ifs: Counterfactual History in Theory and Practice
Professor James M. Banner Jr.
Tuesdays, Oct 7 - Nov 11,
5:30-7pm ET
| |  | The Epic of Shifting Forms: Reading Ovid's "Metamorphoses"
Professor Joseph Luzzi
Tuesdays, Oct 7 - Nov 11,
4-5:30pm ET
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 | Military History
Professor Mary Habeck
Tuesdays, Oct 7 - Nov 25,
10am-12pm ET
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In-Person Seminar Courses
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 | Great Books of the
Nonwestern World
Professor Lester Kurtz
Tuesdays, Oct 14 - Dec 2,
7-9pm ET
Washington, D.C.
| |  | Guilt and Blame-
The American Family Play
Professor James Magruder
Thursdays, Oct 9 - Nov 13,
6-8pm ET
Washington, D.C.
| |  | Cold War America: Communism and Anticommunism in the Twentieth Century
Professor Eric Arnesen
Mondays, Oct 6 - Nov 24,
7:30-9pm ET
Washington, D.C.
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 | Painting as Inquiry
Matthew Watson
Wednesdays, Oct 1 - Nov 19,
5:30-8pm ET
New Haven, CT
| |  | Stoppard and Shaw
Professor Murray Biggs
Tuesdays, Sep 30 - Nov 18,
5:15-7pm ET
(No class October 21 or 28)
New Haven, CT
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 | The Beatles' Middle Period,
1964–1966
Professor Mark Spicer
Mondays, Oct 6 - Nov 24,
6-7:30pm ET
New Haven, CT
| |  | Topics in the American Musical Theater
Professor Daniel Egan
Mondays, Oct 6 - Nov 17,
4-6pm ET
(No class on Oct 27)
Rye, NY
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 | The Holy or the Broken: Leonard Cohen and the journey of "Hallelujah"
Alan Light
Tuesdays, Sep 30 - Nov 4,
7-8:30pm ET
New York City
| |  | Huck and James: Rethinking Huckleberry Finn
Professor Peter Conolly-Smith
Tuesdays, Oct 7 - Nov 11,
4-6pm ET
New York City
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 | How Food Shaped the Modern World
Charles Ludington
Wednesdays, Oct 1 - Nov 19,
6-8pm ET
New York City
| |  | Drawing as Practice and Metaphor
Nate Flagg
Mondays, Oct 6 - Nov 24,
6:30-8:30pm ET
New York City
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