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Lisa Nakamura Visit
Friday, March 25, 2016 Seminar“Radical Digital Pedagogy and Woman of Color Feminism”11:00-1:00, Room 110A, Frank W. Hale Jr., Black Cultural Center, 154 W. 12th Ave Lecture“Workers Without Bodies: A…
Ashley Hope Pérez Interviewed by HuffingtonPost
Recently, Ashley Hope Pérez was interviewed by on the HuffPost Latino Voices Blog. The interview, entitled Black and Brown Bodies in Public Spaces: An Interview with Novelist, Ashley Hope Pérez,…
MSU Press Releases John Low's "Imprints The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians and the City of Chicago"
Faculty Member John Low's most recent book was officially released by Michigan State University Press on February 1st, 2016. The title of the book is Imprints The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians…
Cristina Benedetti Receives Democracy Studies Grant
Cristina Benedetti recently received a seed grant from the OSU Democracy Studies Program to help fund her dissertation fieldwork on the logistics of public gatherings on the National Mall in…
Comparative Studies Undergraduate Colloquium Call for Papers
The Department of Comparative Studies invites its undergraduate majors to present and discuss their work with peers and faculty members in a colloquium, which will be held on Friday April 1, 2016…
Katey Borland elected to the Executive Board of the American Folklore Society
Congratulations to Katey Borland who was recently elected to the Executive Board of the American Folklore Society for a three year term, beginning this spring. The field is very lucky to have her…
Redbird Books To Prisoners
Recently, Comparative Studies donated a thousand copies of books and zines produced through Redbird Books-to-Prisoners, thanks to our graduate student, Gabriel Piser, who organized and distributed…
Hugh Urban on Public Radio Back Story
Last week, Hugh Urban was featured on the Public Radio Back Story segment, American Prophets: Religions Born in the U.S. Listen here to learn about religions that originated or transformed in America.
Noah Tamarkin Awarded Prize at American Anthropological Association Meeting
Last Friday, Noah Tamarkin was awarded a prize at the 114th Annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association in Denver, Colorada. He was awarded The General Anthropology Division (GAD)…