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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Boise State University December 23, 2020 Bill Carman, a professor of illustration in the Department of Art, Design and Visual Studies, created this piece for the cover of the current issue of The Idaho Review. It is based on “Aunt Job,” the prize-winning story. November 12, 2020 by Boise State University The Idaho Review, a publication of Boise State’s MFA Program in Creative Writing, has again won a Pushcart Prize. Each year, the editors of the national prize anthology select 60-70 works from several thousand published stories, poems and...

Nine Harvard affiliates, including four seniors at the College, were earlier this month named Schwarzman Scholars, an academic honor awarded to individuals interested in studying China and its relationship with the world. The College students selected for the fellowship include Caleb A. Ren ’21, Tony Shu ’21, Henry R. “Hank” Sparks ’21, and Ryan Zhang ’21. They will be joined by Ariana L. Chaivaranon ’18, Harvard Medical School student Wan Fung Chui, Carlos E. Flores ’18, Molly K. Leavens ’19, and Harvard School of Education graduate Xiaoheng “Sally” Xu as members of the...

These updates are republished press releases and communications from members of the Science|Business Network University of Birmingham academic gets £1.8M ERC grant to research into artefacts repatriation from Europe A researcher from the College of Arts and Law at the University of Birmingham has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant as part of €655 million (£591 million) funding of the EU’s current research and innovation programme called Horizon 2020. Professor Khadija von Zinnenburg Carroll, who specialises in global histories and contemporary art from the Department of Art History, C...

Download 22.92 MB If you're a fan of time travel, Seoul might be the city for you. It's a bustling, futuristic metropolis that retains a strong and deep sense of history. Learn about how the city's topography informed its architectural layout, enjoy a picnic of fried chicken and beer on the banks of the Han, go shopping in Gangnam and pay a visit to Seoul's many royal palaces before riding the Korean Wave into k-pop mania. Sojeong Park, Director, Korean Cultural Centre, Australia. Heather Jeong, food writer and cooking teacher, Korean Cultural Centre, Australia. Hyungmin Pai, critic, curator ...