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Renowned Antigua-born author Jamaica Kincaid will receive the St. Louis Literary Award at the Sheldon Concert Hall at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 25. A craft talk

Yaa Gyasi’s New York Times Bestseller “Transcendent Kingdom” has been selected as West Virginia University’s seventh annual Campus Read.

In her talk, Harriet Washington took listeners on a journey through 400 years of American history, strategically beginning with the Nuremberg trials, which she called “the beginning of global dialogue about medical ethics and the history of medicine.”

Polres Blora, Jawa Tengah, mengamankan 24 penyebar selebaran provokatif berbahasa Jawa yang meresahkan masyarakat. Kapolres Blora AKBP Wirqga Dimas Tama ...

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RamsRead announces new book selected for campuswide reading initiative 20 May, 2021 What a perfect time for everyone to pick up this year’s RamsRead book: The Color of Food: Stories of Race, Resilience and Farming by Natasha Bowens. CSU President Joyce McConnell launched the all-CSU RamsRead initiative last year with the intent to bring all members of the CSU community together – literally on the same page – for common conversation about an important and timely topic. Community membe...

Mary Frances Early discusses breaking barriers March 2, 2021 On Feb. 25, 2020, the entire University of Georgia community celebrated the naming of the College of Education for one of its most esteemed graduates, Mary Frances Early. (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA) Reflections shared on the one-year anniversary of college naming One year after the College of Education was , Mary Frances Early celebrated virtually on a Zoom call with her friends and family along with Dean Denise Spangler and U...

The University of Georgia Press closed their month-long Campus Read event with a conversation between Mary Frances Early and Phaidra Buchanan, during which the two discussed their experiences as Black

The University of Georgia Press will host a university-wide campus read of “An Education in Georgia” by Calvin Trillin in partnership with the New Georgia Encyclopedia, the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication and the Mary Frances Early College of Education. The Campus Read is a celebration for both desegregation at the University of Georgia and Black History Month. The program will include two virtual talks: The first is on Feb. 4 with Trillin, a long time staff writer ...