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Visiting artists 2023–24 // Art is essential. Art is consequential.

Indigenous professor Joseph P. Gone visited Stanford for a talk on modernizing traditions in order to address historical trauma.

The Marketplace of Ideas at The Times of Israel

Banned Together: Authors and Allies on the Fight for Readers Rights is a new YA anthology edited by Ashley Hope Pérez, drawn by Debbie Fong

Azalina says this is because of the complexity and challenges of its implementation.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 — The separation of the roles of the attorney general (AG) and public prosecutor will be done in phases, taking into account the complexity and challenges of...

Roxana Ambrosini is a third-year Doctoral student in the university’s Comparative Studies program. The University Press sat down with her to ask about her background and interest in the work of Peruvian writer Mercedes Cabello de Carbonera.  “The decision to focus my research on 19th-century Latin American writers, emphasizing Peru, has been precisely inspired by...

The Department of English and Center for Literary and Comparative Studies at the University of Maryland present a virtual book launch for Ocean Stirrings (Peepal Tree Press, September 2023). Join author Merle Collins as she discusses her book with Antonia MacDonald of St. George's University, Grenada. This event takes place by Zoom on Monday, October 2, 2023, starting at…

In partnership with University of Houston’s Center for International and Comparative Studies, join Asia Society Texas for a discussion on the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue and the role it will play in the Indo-Pacific region.

Dr Azadeh Zamirirad is an Iran researcher and Deputy Head of the Africa & Middle East Division at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP) in Berlin where she provides...