The Hall of Shakespearean Science

This hallway is a time machine. Step inside, and you’ll find yourself in the age of Shakespeare, learning about the sciences as the Bard of Avon understood them. You are guaranteed to feel grateful that science has advance since Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing were first performed on stage. So much, in fact, that you’ll likely be eager to return to the present—i.e., the other end of the hall. But don’t be too eager, for you have lots to discover in these works by the students of Danny Long’s science-writing class, Radical Science Writing.

Located in Norlin Library, 3rd floor, near the south stairway. This exhibits is updated each semester. Images seen here are from the 2018 spring installation.