Arts and Humanities

Read more about “Set the World on Fire: Black Nationalist Women and the Global Struggle for Freedom.”

The student journalists are up for awards in the Story of the Year, Multimedia Story of the Year and Photo of the Year categories.

The film, “Sennan Asbestos Disaster,” follows a group of former asbestos workers as they seek justice and recognition from an indifferent Japanese government.

The J. Carroll Amundson Professor of British History's project aims to foster a transformation in how faculty, students and administrators envision the broader importance of doctorates in humanities.

"10 Monuments That Changed America" airs nationally on July 17.

The Organization of American Historians program sends speakers to college campuses, student conferences, museum events and more.

Alumnus John R. Fagan has 30 years of book publishing experience, including as vice president and director of marketing for Penguin Books.

Granted annually in the categories of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and drama, the $50,000 award is based on early career accomplishments and potential for continued success.

The notebook is intact, meaning that it is possible to study the sequence of texts the influential literary figure wrote in 1950-51.

The daily student newspaper took home more than a dozen awards at the National Advertising Awards Competition.