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A roundtable of approximately 20 indigenous students shared the history of Stanford’s participation in colonialism and called on non-native individuals to…

Clinical & in vitro studies related to the activity of medicinal plants that may treat seborrheic dermatitis, & the compounds that assist in these activities.

A record number of local, national, and international guest artists are visiting campus this fall to share their talents and perspectives through exhibitions, performances, lectures, discussions, and residencies.

Earning tenure after a rigorous review process by peers inside and outside Duke is a testament to the caliber of each individual faculty member and the impact of their research, teaching and mentoring, and their reputation in their disciplines.

By the time it begins, the inaugural cohort of a first-of-its-kind program will be a part of something five years in the making in the department of Native American Studies (NAS) at The University of New Mexico. The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) an NAS...

Kalamazoo College is pleased to welcome the following faculty members to campus in beginning the fall 2022 academic term.

Latino Heritage Month began Sept. 15 and lasts for a whole month to celebrate the past generations’ traditions and accomplishments who came from Mexico, Spain, Central and South America.  NIU has begun celebrating Latino Heritage Month. The Latino Resource Center has already hosted many events for Latino students to participate in and show their cultural...

Tai Ji Men Qigong Academy San Jose's 21st Anniversary: U.S. Congressman Ro Khanna and California State Senator Dave Cortese Rang the Bell to Pray for the WorldSAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 02, 2022after he rang

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Investegate announcements from Tai Ji Men Qigong Academy, Tai Ji Men’s Bell of World Peace and Love Rings in Silicon Valley