Shaleigh Howells Completes Indigenous Cultural Landscape Research Fellowship
The NAGPRA program coordinator supported Indigenous histories and stewardship in Shenandoah National Park.
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W&L’s Liberating Ideas Initiative to Host Inaugural Wonder Dinner
The event, set for Monday, Nov. 2, in the Cannan Green Pavilion, features a pair of distinguished guest speakers on the topic of parental choice in gene-based medicine.
Poet Erika Meitner to Give Glasgow Endowment Reading at W&L
Meitner will read from her new collection, “Assembled Audience,” at the Oct. 29 event.
John Garrison Marks to Deliver Lecture on George Washington’s Legacy of Slavery
Marks, a leader in the public history field, will discuss his recent book on Oct. 28.
Alexandra Klein Discusses Botched Tennessee Execution on BBC News
Klein examines constitutional questions and potential reforms following a failed lethal injection.
Meet a Colleague: Bob Stewart
Bob Stewart is a professor of cognitive and behavioral science.
W&L Welcomes Five-Star Generals to Campus
Alumni from the classes of 1976 and earlier enjoyed reconnecting with each other as well as a variety of weekend programming.
W&L’s Staniar Gallery Presents Mary Ruth Moore’s ‘Glass and Light, Time and Place
The retrospective of the late American photographer opens Oct. 19, with a public lecture on Oct. 27.
W&L’s Staniar Gallery Presents Dan Estabrook’s ‘Dumb Skulls and Souvenirs’
The solo exhibition opens Oct. 19 with an artist’s talk on Nov. 3.
Sven Bernecker is the Next Speaker in the Mudd Lecture Series
A leading philosopher of memory, Bernecker will explore the memory conditions of responsibility in his Oct. 22 lecture.
