Professor Robin Rinehart has always been fascinated by the interactions among different religions in the Punjab region, divided between India and Pakistan…
While working on his doctoral dissertation at the University of Arizona several years ago, Professor Osvaldo Cleger stumbled upon what would become the…
Rose Marie L. Bukics, Thomas Roy and Lura Forrest Jones Professor of Economics, was honored by the American Educational Publishers Association for her…
When Ingrid Furniss was 11 years old, she and her family spent three months in Europe visiting museums, learning about different cultures, and exploring…
How will global climate change if human activities continue to release large quantities of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide into the atmosphere?…
Robert Mattison, Metzgar Professor and head of art, has written a 106-page catalog, Theodore Stamos: A Communion with Nature, to accompany a retrospective…
An expert on women’s activism in Europe, she involved three students in her research Katalin Fabian, associate professor of government and law, is the…
Fellowships from major libraries helped him complete Race and Rhetoric in the Renaissance As the College’s resident Shakespearean, Ian D. Smith, associate…
Home and Family in Japan will be published in May 2010 By Meghan Cloonan ’10 In her upcoming book, Allison Alexy, assistant professor of anthropology and…
He is senior editor of the Global Dialogue on Federalism series published by McGill-Queen’s University Press by Meghan Cloonan ’10 As senior editor of…