Bingham Humanities Building
Bingham Humanities Building is classroom space and also houses Einstein Bros. Bagels and administrative and faculty offices for departments such as English, humanities, philosophy and modern languages.
2216 S. First Street Walk , Louisville, Kentucky, 40208
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Upcoming Events
Arts, Theater, Conferences, Talk, Academic / Arts & Sciences, Classical/Modern Languages, Commonwealth Center for the Humanities and Society, English, Humanities, Theatre Arts, Arts & Culture Partnerships, Center for, College of Arts & Sciences, Spanish
The 49th annual Louisville Conference on Literature & Culture since 1900 will be held at the University of Louisville, February 24-26, 2022. Critical papers...
Arts, Theater, Conferences, Talk, Academic / Arts & Sciences, Classical/Modern Languages, Commonwealth Center for the Humanities and Society, English, Humanities, Theatre Arts, Arts & Culture Partnerships, Center for, College of Arts & Sciences, Spanish
The 49th annual Louisville Conference on Literature & Culture since 1900 will be held at the University of Louisville, February 24-26, 2022. Critical papers...
Arts, Theater, Conferences, Talk, Academic / Arts & Sciences, Classical/Modern Languages, Commonwealth Center for the Humanities and Society, English, Humanities, Theatre Arts, Arts & Culture Partnerships, Center for, College of Arts & Sciences, Spanish
The 49th annual Louisville Conference on Literature & Culture since 1900 will be held at the University of Louisville, February 24-26, 2022. Critical papers...
Recent Events
Chinese Club Poetry Slam
12/1/2021Study With Porter
11/11/2021Let's Talk Mental Health
11/1/202114th Annual Campus Sustainability Day Fair
10/27/202114th Annual Campus Sustainability Day Fair
10/27/2021Recent Activity
Bingham Humanities Building posted a photo 8/15/2019
Eve J Polley posted a photo 1/13/2016
Packed house at the 2015 Steven Humphrey Student Philosophy Colloquium
Danny Mcdonald left a positive review 2/26/2020
I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and the dialogue that followed. I believe the speaker's topic is relevant here in the West, particularly as we grapple with the sin of Western intellectual imperialism.