Axes of evolution
Tostevin will use his Imagine Fund grant to acquire 3-D models of actual flint flakes found in Europe for further studies
July 9, 2009
January 30, 2009
Finding the Third Space
Grad student Vlad Dima makes connections between French and African cinema
By Vlad Dima, Ph.D. candidate
Staging Chaos
African francophone theater fascinates grad student Sylvie Ngilla
By Sylvie Ngilla, Ph.D. candidate
What's Old is New
Professor Susan Noakes finds connections between the Middle Ages and today
By Linda Shapiro
January 28, 2009
Florence in the Springtime
A new May term course in Italy immerses students in la dolce vita
By Kelly O'Brien
Crossing Over
Hakim Abderrezak follows the twists and turns of the North African migration story
by Danny LaChance
January 27, 2009
Place Setting
In France, politeness is staging a comeback.
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January 22, 2009
Student Activism Without Borders
By Claire Leslie
Global studies students raise funds for an orphanage in Honduras.
January 21, 2009
It's a Not-So-Small World
By Danny LaChance
The Institute for Global Studies helps educators create globally-aware classrooms
The Making of Global Cities
By Michael Goldman, professor of Global Studies and Sociology
Faculty members, with colleagues from around the world, study cities of the global South in new ways
November 14, 2008
Trials and Tribulations
Graduate student Jonneke Koomen investigates the global politics of human rights.
By Susie Eaton Hopper
July 27, 2008
Beyond Blue Eyes
Ask the average American what Scandinavians look like, and you're bound to get an answer like this: "Tall, blond, blue eyes." But ask associate professor Monika Žagar that question, and she'll tell you a more complicated story. Continue Reading...