Anthropology adjunct instructor Dr. Peggy Brunache was interviewed recently by the BBC in London for Arise News. Dr. Brunache is an archaeologist, food historian, and expert on culinary studies. Her BBC interview on southern cooking is delicious to watch.
The College of Arts and Sciences is proud to announce that 17 faculty members across 12 departments have been awarded promotions (including four faculty members who also were awarded tenure).
From art and politics to history and culture, religion touches nearly every aspect of human life. A new minor in Religious Studies within the College of Arts and Sciences will give students a scholarly way to explore those connections and better understand the role religion plays in the world around them.
This meta-theatrical drama by Jackie Sibblies Drury tells the story of six actors wrestling with the history of colonial genocide in Namibia and its impact on human relations in the present day.