At the end of last week, the Department of English hosted “Fictions of the American Revolution” — a symposium that showcased literary, cultural and historical research associated with the American ...

On Sunday, the Yale College Council Senate passed a proposal asking the University to create a Black studies certificate ...

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World Literature Today and OU will host the Neustadt Lit Fest beginning Monday, honoring the 2025 Neustadt Prize winner.

The Akron-Summit Council on Holocaust and Genocide Education’s free seminar, “Holocaust and Genocide: The Importance of Hope ...

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National Italian-American Heritage Month, celebrated each October, honors the legacy and achievements of Italian immigrants and their descendants, who have profoundly shaped American society across ...

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The compendium arrives at a fraught moment when animus toward the Jewish people in the U.S. has reached heights not seen in generations.