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Mapping American Radicalism with Historian James Gregory (Video)
Social movements like Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter operate outside of electoral politics, a phenomenon Gregory is mapping through a groundbreaking digital project.
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Introducing Reimagining the Humanities PhD and Reaching New Publics
A new program forges innovative forms of scholarship and teaching beyond traditional academic circles, supported by a four-year grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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Humanitarian Jihad and the Problem with Essentializing Islam (Video)
Kashmiri militants tell UW anthropologist Cabeiri Robinson why they put down weapons and picked up shovels after a devastating earthquake.
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New Hanauer Professor and Fellows Study “Melting Port” Cities and...
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Prominent Japanese Artist Denied Entry to US for UW Art Conference
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NEH Chairman on Democracy, the Humanities, and the Public Good
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Humanitarian Jihad and the Problem with Essentializing Islam (Video)
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View ArticleMargaret O’Mara's New Book Chronicles Four Elections That Shaped the...
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Environmental history demands that we grapple with new questions, a renowned German scholar argues in a Katz Distinguished Lecture on December 2.
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Louisa Mackenzie’s (French & Italian) recent essay on sea monsters contributes to a lively discussion on animal studies and identity in Early Modernism.
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Prominent Japanese Artist Denied Entry to US for UW Art Conference
Artist and curator Fram Kitagawa has been denied a visa to speak at the University of Washington, allegedly due to his involvement in student protests in the 1960s. His keynote will go on as planned,...
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NEH Chairman on Democracy, the Humanities, and the Public Good
William D. Adams, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, visits UW Friday, December, 4, 3:30 pm at the wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ – Intellectual House.Event URL:...
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