Hazard Lecture to celebrate Beethoven with virtual concert
The year 2020 marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig van Beethoven, one of the most admired composers in history.
From Music Row to powering the future
There was a time when Chase McGill, Haley Fisackerly and Lea Brigham Turnipseed reported to Heritage Academy every day for classes. Soon, however, they’ll return to the Columbus school as respected alumni and guest speakers for the 28th annual Hazard Lecture Series.
Historian to share insights on ‘The Long Shadow of World War I’
One century after the end of the First World War, the hunt for the past and people’s relatives has never been greater. On Monday, Oct. 22, historian Andrew Pouncey of Germantown, Tennessee, will talk about that at the Hazard Lecture Series in Columbus.
Suicide bomber-detecting dogs are topic of Hazard Lecture
An innovative science for training dogs to detect body-worn explosives in moving crowds is the topic of the first Hazard Lecture Series of 2018.
Two Mississippi artists are focus of Hazard Lecture Series
Two significant female painters from the Magnolia State are the focus of the 26th annual Hazard Lecture Series in Columbus.
Hazard Lecture Series to celebrate 25th anniversary
For the past quarter century, the annual Hazard Lecture Series has offered the Golden Triangle opportunities to explore the worlds of history, artistic expression and science and medicine.
Hazard Lecture Series takes a ‘Voyage of the Mind’
The 23rd annual Hazard Lecture Series at Heritage Academy in Columbus will delve into the evolving realm of robotics on two consecutive Mondays, Oct. 19 and Oct. 26.
Hazard Series celebrates 50 years of music on HA’s 50th anniversary
The Hazard Lecture Series hosted annually at Heritage Academy turns its focus to music with two free presentations on consecutive Mondays, Sept. 29 and Oct. 6 at 7 p.m.
Hazard Series to conclude with ‘Warfare on the rivers of Mississippi’
To truly understand the American Civil War in any state, one must first understand the rivers and railroads. “Nothing makes sense without them,” said Dr.
Ulysses S. Grant to visit Columbus Monday for Hazard Lecture Series
A personage from the past will be the featured speaker Monday, Oct. 28 when the 2013 Hazard Lecture Series presents the second of three programs
Three-part Hazard Lecture Series begins with a look at Gettysburg
The Hazard Lecture Series presented annually in Columbus usually consists of two stimulating programs, but this fall three presentations will explore the War Between the States in a series themed “The Voyage from the Past: The Sesquicentennial of the Civil War.”
Two-partseries explores ‘Voyage of the Scientist’
The “Voyage of the Scientist” will be the focus of two Hazard Lecture Series presentations, Oct. 18 and Oct. 25.