"A Tree Story" film explores Lowcountry connection to trees | Rising Waters
"A Tree Story" explores Gullah-Geechee spiritual and cultural connection to trees and how flooding occurs when trees are cut down. Film available for screenings.
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"A Tree Story" explores Gullah-Geechee spiritual and cultural connection to trees and how flooding occurs when trees are cut down. Film available for screenings.
The College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (CULLS) announces two faculty members who have received promotion and tenure this year. Both faculty members have been promoted to associate...
The 13th Annual University of New Mexico Sustainability Expo will take place on Thursday, April 20, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Cornell Mall at UNM's main campus. This Earth Day-inspired event will feature a tribute to local farmers, along with...
Thanks to a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Sam Truett, associate professor of History and director of the Center for the Southwest at The University of New Mexico, will present the Indigenous Borderlands in North America Symposium...
In conjunction with her University of Kentucky Art Museum exhibition, “Thicker than Water,” artist Marlene McCarty will join author and UK English professor Erik Reece and Museum Director Stuart Horodner to talk about image-making and evolution Oct. 6.