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On Tuesday night, the Department of Religious Studies virtually hosted Tracy Pintchman, professor at Loyola University of Chicago, to give an Anjali Lecture in Hindu Studies, entitled "Goddess Beyond Boundaries:

Submitted By Polk State College Winter Haven, Florida - Polk State is once again accepting entries for its annual Capturing Cultures Photography Contest. The College began the contest in 2014 to both celebrate the work of local photographers and showcase unfamiliar perspectives and experiences. “Each year, we’re getting more and…

Experts say China has used the Olympics to reinforce political ties and influence its global and domestic reputation. Beijing says it is the boycott that has politicized the games.

Charleston, SC (PRWEB) December 15, 2021 -- Ashley Hall announced today that Jill Muti, the Head of School, will leave her position on June 30, 2022. The

Thomas Adam’s profile on The Conversation

Over the last several years, it's become clear that there are many competing visions for how the northwest Arkansas region is going to grow. Often when I see these ideas pop up, or see the projected population increases, I start to wonder if those in "the know"--the folks that run the area councils, or the think tanks, or get excited about new bike trails-- really know much about these counties perched on the edge of the Ozarks.

All around the world, individuals flee their hometowns and homelands, driven by war, poverty and oppression. But in the steady stream of news coverage, the innate humanity of refugees, immigrants and asylum-seekers is often lost, drowned out by a drumbeat of politics and fear. The educational project was originally created in Spain by the Spanish Committee of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, or ACNUR) to raise student awareness of refuge...