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Christopher Columbus and Corsica. The "possibility of an island"? Publication on December 15, 2021 at Classiques Garnier (Paris) of Nicolas BALUTET's latest work. Based on a great number of sources from the XV;century to the present day, this book traces the explosive controversy between supporters and detractors of the Corsican, more precisely Calvados, origin of the "discoverer" of America, Christopher Columbus.

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The 2022 edition of the multicultural evening was held on Thursday, November 24 in the Claudin Lejeune 1 and 2 buildings.

As every year, our student volunteers were entitled to funding to set up their own booth.

They were then able to present the specialties of their country or region during this evening and were accompanied  by the Bureau Des Arts to host a small concert.

The representation of an ancient Tibetan custom. 

The exhibition runs from January 16 to March 1 at the Galerie, Matisse building

The Economics, History, Geography, Societies (EHGS) academic unit is a component of the Societies and Humanities Institute (ISH) training offer.

Study day: Body of the object, an art "objeu