Spring 2008

• Gloria Steinem - "The Progression of Feminism"

Fall 2008

• Eugenie Scott - "Why Darwin Matters"

• Jay Hosler - "Comic Books, Darwin and the “E” Word"

• John Haught - "Evolution and Faith: What is at Stake?"

• Ken Miller -  "Is Evolution “Only a Theory?”: Charles Darwin and the Design of Life"

• Janet Browne -  "Commemorating Darwin: 1809-2008: A History of Prior Darwin Celebrations"

Spring 2009

• Edward Larson  - "The Scopes Trial in History and the Theater"

• Michael Ruse - "Darwin at Two Hundred Years Old: Does He Still Speak to Us?"

• James Costa - "Charles Darwin and the Origin of the Origin"

• Sean Carroll - "Into the Jungle: The Epic Search for the Origins of Species and the Discoveries that Forged a Revolution"

• Paul Ewald - "Darwinian Insights into the Causes and Prevention of Cancer"

• Jonathan Weiner - "The Beak of the Finch: A Story of Evolution in Our Time"

• Elisabeth Lloyd - "Darwinian Evolution and the Female Orgasm: Explanations and Puzzles"

• Niles Eldredge - "Darwin, the Beagle, and the Origin of Modern Evolutionary Biology"

Fall 2009

• Due to budget restrictions, there were no speakers this semester.

Spring 2010

• Peter Bergen - "Osama’s War: Global Terrorism and the Urgency for a Stable Afghanistan"

• Harold Holzer - "Why Lincoln Matters–To History, To Our Presidents, and Us"