Seeing today’s politics through an ancient lens
Professor of Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies Jeffrey Beneker shares excerpts from his book How To Be A Leader: An Ancient Guide to Wise Leadership.
A Building Narrative
Art history professor Anna Andrzejewski mines cultural insights from an unlikely source.
A trio of 2020 Dean's Prize winners
Students from math, economics and political science take home one of the College of Letters & Science’s highest scholastic honors.
Liberal arts study opens paths to future
Liberal Arts Essay Competition winners reflect (and project) on what they’ve learned and where it will take them.
Coveted Berlin Prize awarded to humanities faculty Pandey, Amine
Professors will travel to Germany to confer with scholars and artists.
True North
Scandinavian studies professor Tom DuBois collaborated with Disney to make Frozen II an authentic representation of indigenous Nordic cultures.
Russian Flagship Program marks ten years with a $1.3 million grant renewal
The program allows undergraduate students of any major to achieve professional-level proficiency in Russian, a language designated by the Department of Defense as critical to U.S. national security and economic competitiveness.
Katrina Daly Thompson wins National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend
African Cultural Studies professor will study the formation of inclusive communities through the language used in progressive Muslim groups.
Understanding Oppression
Dr. Sami Schalk Associate Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies shares about her research on race, disability and gender in contemporary American literature and culture.
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