Professor of Political Science Stephen Farnsworth spoke about Virginia’s 7th Congressional District race in an article titled “Spanberger flips the script on policing in race against auxiliary deputy,” which ran in The Washington Post and Hero Mag. In the article, Farnsworth said that, while Republicans have had a firm hold on the “law-and-order” messaging in recent […]
Associate Professor Paul D. Fallon of the Department of English and Linguistics was invited to review The Oxford Handbook of African Languages, edited by Rainer Vossen & Gerrit Dimmendaal, and published by Oxford University Press in 2020. His review appears online in The Linguistic List vol. 33, number 2209. The Linguist List is a major […]
Antonio Barrenechea, Professor of English, presented “‘Una América Total’: New World Encyclopedism in the 1970s” at the American Comparative Literature Association conference, held online June 15-18, 2022.
Executive Director of Human Resources Beth Williams was among past board members whose terms ended in 2020, 2021 and 2022 to be inducted recently into the Rappahannock United Way (RUW) Heritage Circle. The RUW Heritage Circle is an exclusive group of past RUW board of director volunteers who have committed time, talents and treasure over […]
Reference and Humanities Librarian Emeritus Jack Bales joined a panel discussion at the Mississippi Book Festival. The appearance drew on Bales’ acclaim as a literary scholar of late author Willie Morris. The appearance was mentioned in an article titled “Remembering Morris, Hannah and other friends at the Mississippi Book Festival”, which ran in The Daily […]
