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Joshua Johnson and a classical statue

A&S junior combines love of Classics, Africana for unique research project

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Support Arts & Sciences students on Giving Day March 12

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‘Dramas of desperation’: Book examines naked protest in Africa

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Marc Lacey ’87, right, national editor for The New York Times, talks to a student during his visit in February as the first Distinguished Visiting Journalist, a new program in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Lacey ’87, Distinguished Visiting Journalist, shares insights

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Marc Lacey

First visiting journalist shares world of the NYT with students, faculty

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Noliwe Rooks, Professor of Africana studies and feminist, gender and sexuality studies

Rooks to give talk on ‘underside’ of cannabis legalization

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Professor Tao Leigh Goffe

“Who Inherits?”: A Conversation between Tao Leigh Goffe and Hazel V. Carby

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Professor Tao Leigh Goffe

Identity, Islands, and Hazel V. Carby

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Nka Nominated for Prestigious Award

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Tejumola Olaniyan

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Noliwe Rook, professor of Africana studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, helps lead a discussion during a Wonder Women class this fall on North Campus.

Learning Where You Live course empowers women

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