Ari Levine asks, "In medieval China, how did victims of poisoning solve their own murders?"
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Ari Levine asks, "In medieval China, how did victims of poisoning solve their own murders?"

Tuesday 20 October 2026, 13:15Venue time (New York)
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Join us this week as Ari Levine asks, "In medieval China, how did victims of poisoning solve their own murders?

Pizza will be served. This is an FYO event.

Since our first Lunchtime Time Machine in 2016, our history faculty has brought history to light for our students and community at our popular Lunchtime Time Machine talks. Faculty from a variety of historical fields - Women's studies, African American history, Asian studies, Latin American and Latinx history and much more, feature topics as varied as How did Roman toilets work? To headier subjects like. Where does humanity fit into the universe? Our award-winning faculty bring forth little known facts and sometimes, humor to evoke thought and curiosity about history and its relevance. Why does history matter? Join our time machine this year and think about it!

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