Cancer treatment and rounds of appointments can keep patients busy and reassured, but when they end, many feel alone. This is ...

The Movement Peer Educators hosted a zine-making workshop, exploring feminist history and self-expression through zines.

In the 1960s and 1970s, high school student-led activism successfully reshaped school districts across the country.

Suzanne Cope, a NYU professor, has spent the last decade studying revolutionary groups, including anti-fascist women in Italy ...

Do you remember your favorite high school class? What made it your favorite? Was it the teacher, the classmates, the subject, ...

UCT Humanities dean Prof Shose Kessi’s inaugural lecture focused on the hot-button topic of institutional racism.

If you have a history of trauma, you may experience vivid memories of traumatic events long after they've stopped happening. According to PTSD United, about 20% of individuals who have experienced ...

Congress to Campus Townhall with former members of Congress Sam Coppersmith and John Shimkus Mar 25 — Du Bois Center Ballroom ...

The words we choose shape how people are seen and treated. A single word can shift relationships, change systems, and even alter history.

The study of the human condition has long been fragmented into distinct silos, dividing the humanities from the interpretive social sciences. While each of these disciplines addresses vital questions ...