Calendar of Events

Please join the French House in welcoming Kalamazoo College’s Christina Carroll for their lecture, “Redefining Republic and Empire in France and Algeria after 1870-71.”

The French House is pleased to welcome Université de Picardie-Jules Verne’s Anne Duprat for their lecture, “Lire à contre-temps: retour sur l’anachronisme.”

Join the Wellesley French House in welcoming Stéphane Gerson for his lecture, “Histoire des siens, histoire des autres: 1942-1994-2024.” La conférence sera en français.

Join Wellesley’s French House for a roundtable discussion with Yale University’s Serena Bassi and University of Washington’s Louisa Mackenzie, moderated by Hélène Bilis.

Please join the Wellesley French House in welcoming journalist Guillemette Faure for her lecture, Raconter les transformations du quotidien.

Please join the Wellesley French House in welcoming Marina Chiche for her lecture, Investigating Gender Trouble in Music: the Case of the Violin. Refreshments served at 4:30 p.m.

Please join the Wellesley French House, in collaboration with FACCNE, for a virtual roundtable featuring Ludivine Wolczik, Beatrice Thouveny, and Karen Pevenstein.

Join Wellesley’s French House, in collaboration with the Music Department and the Consulate General of France in Boston, for a special concert performed by Marina Chiche and Blaise Déjardin.

Join Wellesley’s French House for the lecture, “Annie Ernaux: la vie en mots,” by Michèle Bacholle. This lecture will take place at the French House on 33 Dover Rd.

Please join the French House for the lecture, “Non, je n’écoute rien. Me voilà résolue. Le refus sublime de Bérénice” by Jennifer Tamas. This lecture will take place at the French House on 33 Dover Rd.

A discussion on how French has defined a path for Wellesley alumnae in the workplace. Presented by Wellesley’s French House and the Wellesley Club of France, an organization of more than 80 French-speaking Wellesley alumnae.

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Oxford University (Christ Church)’s Jennifer Yee for her lecture “Baudelaire’s Melancholy Orientalism.”

Join us for a discussion with Éric Fassin, professor of sociology at Paris 8 University, about the importance of academic freendom.

Join Wellesley’s French House for a roundtable discussion on how knowing and speaking French has shaped the executive careers of the panelists.

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Estelle Zhong Mengual for her lecture, “Apprendre à voir, Le point du vivant.”

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Elizabeth Andrews Bond for her lecture, “Mapping the Media Landscape in Old Regime France.”

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Mame-Fatou Niang for her lecture, “Rethinking Universalism in 21st Century France.”

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Phil Nord for his lecture “Le Mémorial du Martyr Juif Inconnu and Jewish Memories of Deportation.”

Wellesley’s French House welcomes University of Chicago professor Alison James for her lecture “Factual Writing and the Photographic Paradigm.”

This talk focuses on three discrete moments when we see, through the textbooks that were used, how college students of French in the U.S. had a tangible effect on how French literature was created, imagined, and produced.

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Jennifer McWeeny for her lecture Why Beauvoir’s “The Second Sex” Is Not about Gender: Phenomenology, Sexual Difference, and the (Mis)translation of Se faire femme.

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Heidi Holst-Knudsen for her lecture Can French be Inclusive? Considerations of a Contentious Linguistic Project.

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming writer and historian Hollis Clayson ’68 for a virtual lecture Outsider Nocturnes: American Visions of the City of Light by Night.

The virtual colloquium series Addressing Racism and Anti-Blackness in French and Francophone Studies features eminent scholars examining the role race plays in systems of power and thought in French and Francophone Studies.

The virtual colloquium series Addressing Racism and Anti-Blackness in French and Francophone Studies features eminent scholars examining the role race plays in systems of power and thought in French and Francophone Studies.

The virtual colloquium series Addressing Racism and Anti-Blackness in French and Francophone Studies features eminent scholars examining the role race plays in systems of power and thought in French and Francophone Studies.

The virtual colloquium series Addressing Racism and Anti-Blackness in French and Francophone Studies features eminent scholars examining the role race plays in systems of power and thought in French and Francophone Studies.

The virtual colloquium series Addressing Racism and Anti-Blackness in French and Francophone Studies features eminent scholars examining the role race plays in systems of power and thought in French and Francophone Studies.

The virtual colloquium series Addressing Racism and Anti-Blackness in French and Francophone Studies features eminent scholars examining the role race plays in systems of power and thought in French and Francophone Studies.

The virtual colloquium series Addressing Racism and Anti-Blackness in French and Francophone Studies features eminent scholars examining the role race plays in systems of power and thought in French and Francophone Studies.