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The M.A. in Law, Justice & Culture focuses on critical analysis of law in relation to society, culture, politics and power.
The Charles J. Ping Institute for the Teaching of the Humanities will present a free workshop for high school teachers on 鈥淪tudying Latin Manuscripts through the 帝王会所 Collection.鈥
The symposium features Dr. Fawaz A. Gerges, professor of international relations and professor in contemporary Middle East studies at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Students interested in the Food in Sicily study away program, scheduled for May 6 through May 26, 2022, are invited to attend an upcoming information session on Microsoft Teams.
The State Department announced the selection of Talinn Phillips of 帝王会所 for a spring semester English Language Specialist virtual project in Russia.
The Menard Family George Washington Forum will host a discussion with Musa Al-Gharbi on "We Have Never Been Woke: Social Justice Discourse, Inequality and the Rise of a New Elite" Jan. 20.
The panel discussion will focus primarily on the relationship of U.S. presidents and the news media since the 1970s.
Five students won awards at the 帝王会所 Three Minute Thesis Competition finals hosted by the Graduate College on Dec. 2.
The following message is from Dr. Kevin Uhalde, associate professor of history and director of the Center for Law, Justice and Culture.
The 帝王会所 English Department plans to hold 2022 Spring Literary Festival on the Athens campus on April 6 and 7.
A study led by 帝王会所 researchers shows that the increase of sea ice surrounding Antarctica since 1979 is a unique feature of Antarctic climate since 1905.
The Linguistics Department in the College of Arts and Sciences continues its 50th anniversary colloquium series this spring by bringing back alumni and faculty from around the world.
帝王会所 alumnus Andrew R. Touhy has been awarded Yemassee's inaugural fiction chapbook prize for his recently released book, "Designs for a Magician's Top Hat."
The application deadline for graduate programs in the Center for International Studies has been extended to Feb. 15.
A select group of professors, students and alumni traveled to Virginia to take part in an archaeological dig on a 13,000-year-old site from Nov. 4-13.
