Can an entire nation be represented by its cuisine? This documentary journeys to the kitchens of Peru’s coast, highlands and jungle, as well as Peruvian expat communities in Paris, London, […]
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Arab workers, especially in Egypt and Tunisia, participated prominently in the popular uprisings of 2011. They were motivated by declining standards of living and loss of job security in the […]
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This half-day workshop will introduce attendees to the text data and computational tools of HathiTrust. HathiTrust operates a repository of over 17 million items digitized at a network of partner […]
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This day-long workshop will introduce librarians to computational text and data mining, with hands-on examples drawn from HathiTrust data and HathiTrust Research Center analysis tools. Attendees will learn how scholars […]
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Join R. Marie Griffith, Director of the Danforth Center on Religion and Politics at Washington University, for her lecture “Welcoming the Stranger: Immigration and American Values”.
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Join Haroon Moghul, author of How to Be a Muslim: An American Story for his lecture “Becoming American – Keeping My Religion: Identity & 2nd Generation Immigrant College Students”. College students […]
Three SA+AH painting/drawing faculty — Professor Richard Heipp, Associate Professor Ron Janowich and Associate Professor Julia Morrisroe — will present and discuss the similarities and differences in their studio practice […]
The collision of thought processes around innovative ways of visualizing social inequities often brings artists, educators, and engineers together. Join Michelle Tillander, Associate Professor of Art and Sally Crane, PhD […]
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Sean Miller, Associate Professor of Sculpture and Bethany Taylor, Associate Professor of Drawing discuss the ontological and ecological ideas that fuel their work. Might temporal approaches to art making inform […]
Join Professor Frederick Madore of the University of Florida for his lecture “Generations at Odds: the Controversial Political Candidacy of an Imam in Benin”.