In the midst of ongoing war and protest, politicians and journalists explore the complexities of Jewish American responses to global and national conflicts.

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"Venezuela. Memories of a Lost Future," by Rafael Osío Cabrices, is a look into the history of the beleaguered South American ...

The Native American Studies program hosted Dr. Victor Montejo as a part of the department’s Anthony Aveni Lecture Series on Thursday, April 3. Montejo explored the central idea of his most recent work ...

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People from across the United Kingdom swarmed this small town, and soon book sellers from other kingdoms and republics ...