The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents Human Curiosity a talk by Mario Livio, an internationally known astrophysicist and bestselling author. The ability to ask “why?” makes us uniquely human....

Captives were remarkably common in ancient times. Societies of all levels of complexity took captives, most commonly women and children. Archaeologists largely overlook captives as social actors, yet captives almost...

The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents Following the Ninth: In the Footsteps of Beethoven's Final Symphony a talk by Kerry Candaele, Director of the Beethoven | Hero documentary film trilogy....

The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents The Sonic Color Line a talk by Jennifer Lynn Stoever, Associate Professor of English, SUNY Binghamton. Race is visual phenomenon, the ability to see “...

The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents The Significance of the Russian Revolution 100 Years On a talk by Sergei Nikitich Khrushchev, Professor of Intercultural Studies, Brown University. 7...

The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents Should My Child Get Measles Vaccination? Can't I Just Rely on Herd Immunity? a talk by John Christiaan Bester, Assistant Professor of Family Medicine,...

The College of Liberal Arts' University Forum lecture series presents Disneyland and the Revolution of Themed Space a talk by Todd James Pierce, Professor of English, California Polytechnic University. In 1955, Walt Disney...