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Memoir, essays, music, art, sociology, health, womens studies, and more: Books to celebrate Black History Month.

Mahatma Gandhi wanted govt itself to not give money for its construction; the temple was built for Rs 24.92 lakh, President Prasad attended consecration

Jan Haaken talks with Prerna Gupta, contributing author to  Making the Unseen Visible: Science and the Contested Histories of Radiation Exposure—a newly released collection of essays. The editors of the volume, Jacob Darwin Hamblin and Linda Richards, are faculty at Oregon State University and part of the Oregon State University Downwinders Project.

  Jon Nelson hosts this New Year’s episode of the Old Mole, which includes the following segments:

Journalists, historians and memoirists have documented the conflict extensively

The Fetzer Institute announces the election of Anna Sun, PhD, to its Board of Trustees, effective June 1, 2023. Dr. Sun is an associate professor of Religious Studies and Sociology at Duke University. Her scholarly work focuses on Confucianism and contemporary Chinese religious life.

Back to Earth: Contested Histories of Outer Space Travel is a multimedia exhibition and discursive program that seeks to critically engage mainstream narratives of space exploration.

Hear about the presentation series that spotlights forgotten history.

WSIU Almanac for April 11th.

NDSU Athletics Director Matt Larson brings us up-to-date on all things Bison Athletics. We’ll chat with the veteran AD to learn how recent NCAA changes are affecting NDSU sports teams. ~~~ Humanities North Dakota offers several free online learning events in a program they call Public University. Today we offer a preview as we visit with Raffi Andonian about his 13 week course called Contested Histories, Conflicted Space: Understanding Historic Sites and Monuments.