The 1631 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius—the famed volcano situated outside the city of Naples, Italy—altered more than just the natural landscape of the Italian coast; it left a cultural mark by becoming the first natural event in modern history to be scientifically documented by human observers, according to Associate Professor of History Sean Cocco. In […]
Archives for December, 2012
Sean Cocco examines historical accounts of Mt. Vesuvius
category: Publications, Research + Scholarship
Mark Setterfield delivers Maloney economics lecture
Mark Setterfield, Maloney Family Distinguished Professor of Economics at Trinity, delivered his inaugural lecture, “Growth and Crisis: A Multi-Agent System Approach,” on December 3 at McCook Auditorium. The presentation centered around an ongoing research project on which Setterfield collaborated with Bill Gibson, John Converse Professor of Economics at the University of Vermont. Setterfield began his lecture with an […]
category: Lectures and Panels, Research + Scholarship
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