Archives: events

Fernand Peloux (CNRS/University of Toulouse)

Fernand Peloux, Eulalie, Juste and Rufine. Writing, rewriting and transmission of the Passions of saints from ancient Hispania.

Founding, building, praying. The origins of Cistercian abbeys in the Southern Netherlands (13th century)

Organized on the site of the former Notre-Dame du Vivier abbey, this colloquium aims to identify the reasons for the success of mulieres religiosae before 1250, the concrete circumstances in which foundations and affiliations took place, and the ways in which communities were institution

Hollywood vs Trump 2.0: The empire strikes back?

Conference by Dork Zabunyan (Université Paris VIII), organized by the Arcadie Center of the ESPHIN Institute and the Philosophy Department.

Zones: land, gender and science fiction

Seminar of the Arcadie Center of the ESPHIN Institute around the work of Jeanne Etelain (Université Paris Nanterre - MO.CO. ESBA)

Lunch-debate: Hotspots and informal camps, how Europe welcomes its refugees

Following the release of its podcast "Makeshift shelters. Part 2", FUCID invites you to a lunchtime debate on refugee camps in Europe, in particular hotspots (e.g. Lesbos) and informal camps (e.g. Calais jungle).

Discover PC², SIAM and the new RAMAN microscope (LOS)

Come and discover the Physico-Chemical Characterization (PC²) platform, the Materials Synthesis, Irradiation and Analysis (SIAM) platform and the RAMAN microscope, which is part of the Lasers, Optics and Spectroscopies (LOS) platform.

Nicolas Michel (FNRS/Université de Namur)

Medieval intertextuality through the lens of the dictamen: reflections on mechanisms of replacement in the late Middle Ages (12th-15th centuries).

Testimonial Evening: International Mobility and Erasmus

On Wednesday, November 5, the International Relations Department is organizing an evening of exchange around Erasmus stays and international mobility opportunities.

Festival International Nature de Namur 2025

From October 11 to 19, 2025, the Festival International Nature de Namur (FIFF) invites you to the Delta and the Citadelle!

Academic freedom and democracy. University in danger?

A morning to understand, debate and defend the independence of research and the critical dimension of the university.

Conference "La nature en bord de chemin"

As part of the Festival International Nature de Namur, the University of Namur invites you to an exceptional meeting around the book "La nature en bord de chemin".

OLSa Seminar - Session #1 | Poetry in the street

The Observatoire des Littératures Sauvages (OLSa) is launching its first seminar, which will be devoted to poetic forms outside the book.