Lincoln-MRRL Lecture Series

Lincoln-MRRL Lecture Series The LU-MRRL Lecture Series offers a variety of LU speakers and a wildly eclectic mix of topics.

TONIGHT! Join us for the month's LU-MRRL Lecture Series event, "Sorcery, Scandals, and... Swans? Early Modern Crimes and...
09/09/2026

TONIGHT! Join us for the month's LU-MRRL Lecture Series event, "Sorcery, Scandals, and... Swans? Early Modern Crimes and Punishments." Dr. Hannah Bowling, assistant professor of English at Lincoln, will speak on crime and punishment in England during the 1400s-1600s. Learn more about what witchcraft, crop damage, and property theft have in common and about some of the famous (and infamous) court cases from this period. Her talk will highlight how early modern people were concerned with many of the same legal matters that we still worry about today.

For more information, please visit the MRRL website: https://www.mrrl.org/event/lu-mrrl-lecture-series-sorcery-scandals-andswans-early-modern-crimes-and-punishments-51936. All lecture series events are free and open to the public. Parking is also free, and it is available adjacent to the library and across the street. For questions, please contact Madeline Matson ([email protected]) or Dr. Hannah Bowling ([email protected]).

People often claim that history, and human behavior, is doomed to repeat itself. There's no easier place to see this tha...
09/09/2026

People often claim that history, and human behavior, is doomed to repeat itself. There's no easier place to see this than in court cases. Join Dr. Hannah Bowling on Sept 9 for our next LU-MRRL Lecture Series event to learn more about how we are not so far removed from the past as you might think! A professor of English at LU, Dr. Bowling's talk will focus on early modern court cases and how they have shaped modern legal matters in modern day America. Her talk, "Sorcery, Scandals, and... Swans? Early Modern Crimes and Punishments," will be from 6:30-8PM at the Missouri River Regional Library.

For more information, please visit the MRRL website:https://www.mrrl.org/event/lu-mrrl-lecture-series-sorcery-scandals-andswans-early-modern-crimes-and-punishments-51936. All lecture series events are free and open to the public. Parking is also free, and it is available adjacent to the library and across the street. For questions, please contact Madeline Matson ([email protected]) or Dr. Hannah Bowling ([email protected]).

What do sorcery, scandals, and swans have to do with one another? Find out more on September 9th from 6:30-8PM at the ne...
09/08/2026

What do sorcery, scandals, and swans have to do with one another? Find out more on September 9th from 6:30-8PM at the next LU-MRRL Lecture Series talk! Join Dr. Hannah Bowling, assistant professor of English at Lincoln, on a journey from the 1400s through the 1700s as she explores the weird and wacky world of English court cases. The past is closer than you think!

For more information, please visit the MRRL website: https://www.mrrl.org/event/lu-mrrl-lecture-series-sorcery-scandals-andswans-early-modern-crimes-and-punishments-51936. All lecture series events are free and open to the public. Parking is also free, and it is available adjacent to the library and across the street. For questions, please contact Madeline Matson ([email protected]) or Dr. Hannah Bowling ([email protected]).

Where do you go for drama during an era without television and reality tv? Come find out at this September's LU-MRRL Lec...
09/06/2026

Where do you go for drama during an era without television and reality tv? Come find out at this September's LU-MRRL Lecture Series event on Sept 9 from 6:30-8PM! This month's lecture, "Sorcery, Scandal, and... Swans? Early Modern Crimes and Punishments" will be given by Dr. Hannah Bowling, assistant professor English at Lincoln University. She will discuss high- and low-profile court cases that are gruesome, sad, and just plain strange, reminding us that people from the 1400s-1700s are not all that different from us today.

For more information, please visit the MRRL website: https://www.mrrl.org/event/lu-mrrl-lecture-series-sorcery-scandals-andswans-early-modern-crimes-and-punishments-51936. All lecture series events are free and open to the public. Parking is also free, and it is available adjacent to the library and across the street. For questions, please contact Madeline Matson ([email protected]) or Dr. Hannah Bowling ([email protected]).

Where do you go for drama during an era without television and reality tv? Come find out at this September's LU-MRRL Lec...
08/31/2026

Where do you go for drama during an era without television and reality tv? Come find out at this September's LU-MRRL Lecture Series event on Sept 9 from 6:30-8PM! This month's lecture, "Sorcery, Scandal, and... Swans? Early Modern Crimes and Punishments" will be given by Dr. Hannah Bowling, assistant professor English at Lincoln University. She will discuss high- and low-profile court cases that are gruesome, sad, and just plain strange, reminding us that people from the 1400s-1700s are not all that different from us today.

For more information, please visit the MRRL website: https://www.mrrl.org/.../lu-mrrl-lecture-series-sorcery.... All lecture series events are free and open to the public. Parking is also free, and it is available adjacent to the library and across the street. For questions, please contact Madeline Matson ([email protected]) or Dr. Hannah Bowling ([email protected]).

Today!! Join us for the launch party of Arts & Letters Journal, a student-led creative writing publication under the gui...
08/29/2026

Today!! Join us for the launch party of Arts & Letters Journal, a student-led creative writing publication under the guidance of Professor Eli Burrell at Lincoln University - Missouri , from 2-4PM! Please join the English department and these wonderful students at /shop, etc. for public readings and light refreshments. This event is free and open to the public. Check out further details on the event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1642784430741919?active_tab=about.

People often claim that history, and human behavior, is doomed to repeat itself. There's no easier place to see this tha...
08/29/2026

People often claim that history, and human behavior, is doomed to repeat itself. There's no easier place to see this than in court cases. Join Dr. Hannah Bowling on Sept 9 for our next LU-MRRL Lecture Series event to learn more about how we are not so far removed from the past as you might think! A professor of English at LU, Dr. Bowling's talk will focus on early modern court cases and how they have shaped modern legal matters in modern day America. Her talk, "Sorcery, Scandals, and... Swans? Early Modern Crimes and Punishments," will be from 6:30-8PM at the Missouri River Regional Library.

For more information, please visit the MRRL website: https://www.mrrl.org/event/lu-mrrl-lecture-series-sorcery-scandals-andswans-early-modern-crimes-and-punishments-51936. All lecture series events are free and open to the public. Parking is also free, and it is available adjacent to the library and across the street. For questions, please contact Madeline Matson ([email protected]) or Dr. Hannah Bowling ([email protected]).

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