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UW Center for the Humanities "Focus on the Humanities" lecture by professor Ramzi Fawaz, Room L140.

Oni Press is naming seven new hires ahead of NYCC and is also announcing a number of internal promotions for the comic book publisher.

Because many studios are absent this year amid an actor and writer strike, both vendors and artists at San Diego Comic-Con agree the vibe has returned to the convention's early days

Researchers from across colleges and within the Center for Comics Studies at San Diego State University will share their knowledge — and the stage — at the annual San Diego Comic-Con. Scientists, artists, librarians, and historians will come together to showcase research on topics of social and racial justice, activism, science, and academics, all tied to comics.Here are some highlights of panels with SDSU participants (unless otherwise noted, locations are at the San Diego Convention Center...

The cloud of uncertainty hovering over Comic-Con this year stems from a collision of circumstances that includes strikes by the Hollywood writers and actors who create and act in the latest TV shows and movies.

Check out what panels are must-see according to our resident Comic-Con geek.

A reception for the cartoonist José Trinidad Camacho attracted a binational crowd that included the Mexican Consul General and the Mayor of Guadalajara.

Jose Trinidad Camacho gets binational exhibition with art from his four-decade career.

Dozens of guest artists are coming to the Stanford campus this quarter to entertain, delight, provoke, and shed light on global issues.

With expanded library resources for Africana Studies scholars and a new fellowship program to promote research, San Diego State University is making strides in its commitment to the study of African history and culture. Taharka Adé, an assistant prof