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This lecture was planned as the first open lecture in the seminar series

Apolitical, a global platform for government that helps public servants find the ideas, experts and partners they need to solve the hardest challenges facing our societies, recently released its “100

Like so many American boys at the turn of the 20th century, Alfred Hubbard started out barefoot and never made it to the fourth grade. He grew up in th...

Our video looks back on a year like no other, as students returned to campus and the Princeton community found new ways to enjoy moments of connection and celebration.

Here’s a look back at the biggest stories at the University of Miami during the past year.

Russell Tribunal on Kashmir %Kashmir Civitas, a Canadian-registered NGO, has partnered with the Russell Foundation in London,

Russell Tribunal on Kashmir has expressed concern over the grave crimes against humanity including genocide that were occurring in the Indian Illegally Occupied territory of Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK)

Dolly Rathebe, the musical legend of Sophiatown, is part of South Africa’s rich heritage and history. Sophiatown was a much-storied suburb and vibrant cultural hub in Johannesburg that was destroyed by the South African state in 1955. Its 60 000 blac

Dolly Rathebe, the musical legend of Sophiatown, is part of South Africa’s rich heritage and history

Punjab-born German writer and four-time Poet-Laureate, Rajvinder Singh, passed away at a hospital in Berlin after a brief illness, his family said. He was 66 years old.He is survived by his wife and a daughter.Based in Berlin since January ...