UMW Galleries Opening: Healing Through the Preservation of Our Stories and Our Selves
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Subramanian Article Published in Washington Post Magazine
Assistant Professor of Communication Sushma Subramanian penned an article for Washington Post Magazine entitled, “States are increasingly considering equal shared parenting in custody cases. This young Kentucky couple serve as a test case.”Judge Brent Hall had some stern words of advice for the young couple seated before him at Hopkins County Family Court in Madisonville, […]
Wilson Interviewed for Vox Article, “The School Shooting Generation Grows Up”
Associate Professor of Psychological Science Laura Wilson was recently interviewed for a Vox.com article, “The School Shooting Generation Grows Up,” about survivors of the early wave of school shootings in the ’80s, ’90s and early 2000s.Each survivor was trying to make sense of an experience with mass tragedy with a brain that was still developing. […]
James Farmer Multicultural Center’s Black History Month Celebration
Healing Through History: Recognizing Our Struggles While Celebrating Our TriumphsThe story of the Black experience in the United States has fluctuated between a series of struggles and triumphs. Since arriving to this continent on slave ships, people of African descent have endured hardships and tragedies from slavery to the current mass incarceration epidemic. Despite the […]
Great Lives Continues Jan. 27 with Vincent van Gogh
The William B. Crawley Great Lives Lecture Series continues this evening, over Vimeo, Thursday, Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m. with Professor of Art History Marjorie Och providing illuminating insight into the life of Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh. The Barlow & Thomas, P.C. Lecture. The link for Thursday, January 27, 2022, for the talk on […]
