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Visiting Global Scholar, Jenny Bryant-Tokalau to Present First Table Talk

Jenny Bryant-Tokalau, a Geographer and Associate Professor at Otago University in Dunedin, New Zealand comes to lead an interactive community talk on critical issues that…

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Learn more about the library resources on the issue and how you can get involved.

Student work: subtitles

Professor Anderson’s French 307 (Translation: Art & Craft) students added English subtitles to a series of French t.v. commercials.

Shout out to JCSU

Lexomics Group travelled to JCSU for a three-day gig. (Oct. 5-7, 2016)

The politics of the headscarf in the United States

Aubrey Westfall, Assist. Prof., Pol. Sc., focuses her talk on the political behavior and membership of Muslim-American women and their implications for the American demos.…

Working on What it Means to be Human

After finishing her degree at Wheaton College, Margaux Fisher ’12 went further on her quest to find out what it means to be human.

Artist Talk and Reception with Judy Pfaff

October 17, 2016 World-renowned installation artist Judy Pfaff, whose work is on view in the Beard & Weil Galleries through November 11, will deliver a…

Just where does local food live? Assessing farmers’ markets in the United States

Justin Schupp, Assistant Professor of Sociology presents the next Faculty Lunch Talk on Wednesday, September 28, 2016 in PDR. All are welcome to attend.

Forte Foundation Conference

The Forté College Fast Track to Finance Conference is a FREE, one-day interactive conference for sophomores and juniors that explores a multitude of financial careers.

On the experimental nature of democracy

Professor Dorzweiler contrasts the optimism of political movements with the experimental nature of democracy in practice.

Introducing Statista!

Statista is a robust tool that gives you access to quantitative data and statistics on over 80,000 topics in business, media, politics and finance.

Janaira Ramirez ’18 witnesses history in the making

As a civic engagement intern she mobilized voters for the upcoming presidential election.