This unique performance weaves together waiting worship, yoga, ritual and theatre to recover the stories and perspectives of Benjamin Franklin's African Contemporaries.
Shulman, author of Undermining Science: Suppression and Distortion in the Bush Administration, discusses a misuse of science and lack of scientific integrity in policymaking in the Bush administration.
V-Day at F&M features a series of events and theatrical productions to promote sexual awareness and raise funds for V-Day, a global movement to stop violence against women and girls.
Professor Pietropaolo, Emilio Goggio Chair of the Italian Department at University of Toronto, is the translator of Six Characters in Search of an Author.
February 24-April 21: "Latin America in the New Millennium," Latin American & Iberian Studies Speaker Series
This speaker series aims to promote an interest among the F&M community for the Latin American and Iberian region and educate the community about key events facing the region.
Rotenberg's talk will discuss the Herring case, and then describe the need for empirical evidence to help the Court understand the new challenges to privacy and civil liberties.
CLAS invites nominations of promising junior scholars whose research embodies the ideals of liberal art scholarship. Three fellowships of $1000 will be awarded to those junior scholars whose research relates the symposium theme of "Resonance."
This conference will bring together philosophers, psychologists, and cognitive scientists to investigate the place human agency has in the natural world.
An ordained Baptist minister who received his doctorate from Harvard University in comparative religion with specialization in Islamic studies, Kimball is the author of three books about religion in the Middle East.
According to Hylton, for the last five decades, Americans have unwittingly pursued a policy of abandoning our cities and towns, ravaging our countryside with sprawling development, and destroying our sense of community in the process.
Rosenberg studies art history for clues to help us understand the origin of modern geologic thought in Western Europe. He has compared the geometric representation of spatial relationships that European Renaissance artists developed (see Leonardo da Vinci drawing of the Tuscany Hills above) with the meditative images that eastern cultures produced.
Angela Rose will speak out on her experience with and actions against sexual violence. Take Back the Night is an annual, nationwide program to shatter the silence surrounding sexual violence.
