Discover how Fifth Avenue became one of the most famous streets in #NYC with architectural historian and author William Hennessey. 📅 Live & interactive 🎥 Recordings included Register: hubs.la/Q02_1sgf0 #NYCHistory #FifthAvenue #ArchitectureLovers #NYCArchitecture

Explore the epic of #Gilgamesh—the oldest story in world literature. Join our live course to uncover its timeless questions about civilization, friendship, and heroism. 🌟 📅 Live & interactive 🎥 Recordings included Register: hubs.la/Q02_tgJp0

🗓️This Sunday, dive into the sharp and witty essays of David Foster Wallace with @mikecmiley. Register now: hubs.la/Q02ZCCB_0

Discover the years that reshaped history. 🌍 In a live four-part series, historian John Corbally explores pivotal moments in 1258, 1492, 1776, and 1848. #WorldHistory #HistoryLovers #OnlineLearning 📅 Live online course with Q&A | Recordings available hubs.la/Q02_Rjtj0

Roundtable.org, the online classroom of 92NY, offers more than a gift. It’s an invitation to join some of the world’s best teachers and connect with a whole community of passionate, engaged learners. gifts.roundtable.org/2024 #giftideas

The Digital Accelerator Program enabled Roundtable.org to become a hub that connects the world’s best teachers with a global community of lifelong learners. Meet the 200 new organizations making a difference in their communities. Learn more: bloombg.org/4fuPjPz

This course will examine Vladimir Nabokov’s Speak, Memory in all of its guises: as a personal history, a work of invention, a profession of faith, and an artistic manifesto. hubs.la/Q030pvHw0 📅 Live & interactive 🎥 Recordings included #VladimirNabokov #SpeakMemory

As Professor Philip Weinstein notes, "Ulysses gives you — once you make your way into its rhythms — the feel and flow of consciousness freed from plotting." 📖 7 live interactive sessions 🗓️ Class begins online 1/17 📹 Recordings included hubs.la/Q031k1d70

The Poetry of Bob Dylan, taught by UC Berkeley Professor Timothy Hampton, will consider how Dylan’s songs are in conversation with the Western poetic tradition — how that tradition has shaped him, and how he has shaped it in return. Class begins 1/15! hubs.la/Q031twbh0

Sign up for this live online course with Yuval Gadot from TelAvivUniversityUSA. ✔️ Live sessions ✔️ Q&A + discussion ✔️ Recordings available Register: hubs.la/Q031x0kY0 #ExploreJerusalem #BiblicalArcheology #LifelongLearning

Explore the homes and works of Monet, O’Keeffe, Kahlo, and Rivera and discover how the definition of “home” developed as each artist entered new stages of life. 🎨 3 live interactive sessions 🗓️ Class begins online 1/14 📹 Recordings included hubs.la/Q031KPTB0

Explore Thomas Mann’s modernist masterpiece, The Magic Mountain, with Samantha Rose Hill. 📚 5 live interactive sessions 🗓️ Class begins online 1/12 📹 Recordings included hubs.la/Q031YXMP0

Explore the multifaceted significance of gold through examples in works of art, fashion, film, music, and design with @BrooklynMuseum curators Matthew Yokobosky, Catherine Futter, and Lisa Small. #SolidGoldBkM Register: hubs.la/Q0326L5z0

Taught by Andrew Eschelbacher, this course examines depictions of the culinary ecosystem to think broadly about the intersections of art, food, and national identity in late nineteenth-century France. 🎨 3 live interactive sessions 🗓️ Class begins online 1/27 hubs.la/Q032VGt70

This week we're sharing a recording from our friends at @roundtable_92ny where Roger Berkowitz discusses his recent book On Civil Disobedience from Library of America and explores the concept through the ideas of #HannahArendt and #MLK. Listen now at hac.podbean.com.

Discover sights, foods & wines of Piedmont, Italy's fabulous northern region via Roundtable with Francine Segan #visitpiemonte ENIT S.p.A. 🇮🇹 For more info: roundtable.org/live-courses/h…

Explore classic Jewish literature with a global lens in this monthly series. This season, Amherst professor Ilan Stavans leads discussions on influential #bannedbooks. Course begins 2/5, register here: bit.ly/3WOOyuj

Before Picasso & Matisse were famous, one woman believed in them: Berthe Weill. The only female art dealer in early 1900s Paris, she took risks, defied censorship, & shaped modern art. Join us on 2/9 from 6-7 PM to learn more: hubs.ly/Q035fWcn0 #ArtHistory #WomenInBusiness

📜 Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address was just 272 words—but it reshaped history. 😂 When accused of being two-faced, Lincoln joked, “If I had another face, do you think I’d wear this one?” 🔍 Learn more: hubs.la/Q036BFfH0 #Lincoln #Leadership #History #presidentsday

Thrilled to be teaching a new course for Roundtable this Spring, registration for "The Jewish Baroque" is now open! First class is on March 24th. Registration is available through the 92nd Street Y at: roundtable.org/live-courses/m…