Jessica Lundy focused on a theme of “black girl magic.”
Lecturer urges patriotic skepticism of war
Renowned economist kicks off Burkett Miller Distinguished Lecture Series.
Coyne lecture focuses on economics, war and democracy
Christopher Coyne will discuss “How Wars Are Run: Lessons from the War on Terror.”
Black soldiers in Civil War leave enduring legacy
Black soldiers joined the U.S. Army after the Emancipation Proclamation was announced in 1862.
Due Credit: Women’s History Month highlights forgotten contributions
“Recognizing and highlighting women that you don’t hear about often.”
Workshop offers ways to market research ideas and results
The path to commercialization isn’t easy or simple.
‘Just Cause’ asks: Whose truth is it?
Audience members are the jurors in reverse discrimination trial.
Probasco Chair lecture series kicks off with talk about illicit drug markets
Drug laws may cause more problems than the ones they solve.
Webinar discusses ‘The Past, Present and Future of Africana Studies’
Looking at accomplishments and planning for the future.
Olive oil enhances learning in anthropology course
People understand, at some level, the relationship between food, eating experiences and memory.