Resources for Teachers and Students
We are pleased to offer the following online resources to encourage teachers and students to enhance their engagement with the Lowell Humanities Series. We encourage you to adopt our speakers' most recent book as well as shorter essays and contextual material as part of your syllabi. Additionally, the resources below can be paired or used separately to fit a single class or a longer unit. These links allow students to watch a Youtube video, or read a short essay or interview, before or after one of our events. Teachers might also consider using these resources in conjunction with evening reflection activities, or opportunities for reviews/reports during or beyond class-time. For speakers book titles, please see their bios. Articles in academic journals are available to members of the BC community through the library webpage.
Jeremy Frey
An Evening with Jeremy Frey
September 30, 2026
7 PM |Â Devlin Hall, 110
Interviews
Reviews
Excerpts
Mark Peterson
The Making and Breaking of the American Constitution
September 16, 2026
7 PM |Â Gasson Hall, 100
Interviews
Reviews
Jeremy Frey
An Evening with Jeremy Frey
September 30, 2026
7 PM |Â Devlin Hall, 110
Interviews
Reviews
Excerpts
Emily Knox
Book Banning in the 21st Century
October 14, 2026
7 PM |Â Devlin Hall, 110
Interviews
Articles
Arline Geronimus
Weathering, Then and Now
October 21, 2026
7 PM |Â Gasson Hall, 100
Interviews
Reviews
Articles
Victoria Chang
Poetry Days Presents: An Evening with Victoria Chang
October 28, 2026
7 PM |Â Gasson Hall, 100
Interviews
Reviews
Excerpts
Kate Crawford
Atlas of AI
November 4, 2026
7 PM |Â Gasson Hall, 100
