SF Gate: Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebrations blend Indigenous customs and European thinking in surprising ways

10/25/2024

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From tabletop to screen: The entertainment industry behind role-playing games
The study found that the labor frameworks in use are largely informal and reminiscent of those in theater, television and film settings.
Curating success in a visual world
Kathryn Floyd, an associate professor of art history, has received the Gerald and Emily Leischuck Endowed Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching.
History doctoral candidate researching ground-level impact of space exploration
Stuart Simms, a history doctoral candidate in the College of Liberal Arts, studies what happens on Earth while we shoot for the stars.
Furr publishes book on sociology of mental health
Allen Furr's book explores sociology’s key contributions to the understanding of mental health, providing a counterpoint to the medical approach to the subject.
Feeding the Mediterranean: Culinary (Re-)Inventions, Legacy and Hospitality
The 4th Mediterranean Studies Symposium, held June 13-16, 2024, in Palermo, Sicily, focused on food and hospitality in and of the Mediterranean from interdisciplinary perspectives.
New name for the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
The name change better reflects the departments offerings and is more inclusive.