While evaluations are particularly important for junior faculty, more seasoned professors also use feedback to refine course curriculum.
Andrew Laird’s 2024 book explores how Renaissance humanism became the bedrock for the education of Indigenous elites in colonial Mexico.
John Carter Brown Library Director Karin Wulf reflected on her work at a Tuesday book launch event hosted by the Department of History.
Williams urged closely examining “traces of beauty and sensibility” in Morrison’s work as an editor, not just as an author.
The Indian crisis in academic freedom, Jayal said, are similar to the threats facing American universities.
The non-human partners included trees, clouds, rocks and water.
On Thursday, the two organizations handed out zines highlighting queer archival materials.
The Haffenreffer Museum plans to return the four sets of cultural items on or after Oct. 29.
The symposium is part of the Brown 2026 initiative, which explores the American Revolution ahead of the 250th anniversary of the nation’s independence.
History and Africana Studies Professor Keisha Blain’s book was released earlier this month.
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