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Bristol academic discovers ancient royal charter of King John
A rare, original royal charter from the first year of King John's reign has been discovered in Durham by a medieval historian from the University of Bristol.
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Fiat Vox: For Malika Imhotep, devotion to black feminist study is a life practice
Malika Imhotep grew up in West Atlanta, rooted in a community that she calls an "Afrocentric bubble,” in a family of artisans, entrepreneurs and community organizers.
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For Malika Imhotep, devotion to black feminist study is a life practice
Malika Imhotep grew up in West Atlanta, rooted in a community that she calls an "Afrocentric bubble,” in a family of artisans, entrepreneurs and community organizers.
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Major new biography of Victor Hugo, the man behind Les Misérables
The first major biography in English for over 20 years, detailing the life and work of the iconic 19th-century French writer, Victor Hugo, will be published in February.
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I’m a Berkeleyan: Sabrina Klein, director of artistic literacy at Cal Performances
Sabrina Klein is the the director or artistic literacy at Cal Performances. (UC Berkeley photo by Brittany Hosea-Small) In our great works of art is the best exploration of what it means to be a human being.
Sabrina Klein is the the director or artistic literacy at Cal Performances. (UC Berkeley photo by Brittany Hosea-Small) In our great works of art is the best exploration of what it means to be a human being.
Researchers Release Security Software To Defend Against Cyberattacks
With every text message sent, every email, every item purchased online, consumers blindly rely on the process of encryption, the scrambling of data that protects it from unwanted eyes. But encryption is hard to get right. "Right now, encryption's ability to protect our data is only as strong as the testing its endured," said CyLab's Bryan Parno, an associate professor of Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering.
With every text message sent, every email, every item purchased online, consumers blindly rely on the process of encryption, the scrambling of data that protects it from unwanted eyes. But encryption is hard to get right. "Right now, encryption's ability to protect our data is only as strong as the testing its endured," said CyLab's Bryan Parno, an associate professor of Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Professor at Freie Universität Berlin Elected Chairperson of German Hispanic Association
Freie Universität Berlin to be seat of German association for Hispanic language, cultural, and literary studies for two years No 082/2019 from Apr 04, 2019 Susanne Zepp-Zwirner, a professor of Romanc
Freie Universität Berlin to be seat of German association for Hispanic language, cultural, and literary studies for two years No 082/2019 from Apr 04, 2019 Susanne Zepp-Zwirner, a professor of Romanc
To strike it rich, auctioning off drilling rights pays more than private deals
It's everyone's dream that one day, someone will come knocking on your door to tell you that you're sitting on a gold mine. Due to remarkable improvements in hydraulic fracturing technology for shale resources, hundreds of thousands of U.S. households have had this experience over the last decade and a half.
It's everyone's dream that one day, someone will come knocking on your door to tell you that you're sitting on a gold mine. Due to remarkable improvements in hydraulic fracturing technology for shale resources, hundreds of thousands of U.S. households have had this experience over the last decade and a half.
Who says there are no black superheroes’ What inspired writer of hit Marvel comic
Asst. Prof. Eve Ewing talks about Ironheart and teen supergenius Riri Williams From poetry to non-fiction to plays and podcasts, Asst.
Asst. Prof. Eve Ewing talks about Ironheart and teen supergenius Riri Williams From poetry to non-fiction to plays and podcasts, Asst.
A rare, original royal charter from the first year of King John's reign has been discovered in Durham by a medieval historian from the University of Bristol.
New Grammatical Guidance for Gaelic
Bòrd na Gàidhlig and the University of Glasgow have today (19 March 2019) published new grammatical guidance to help aid Gaelic speakers, including teachers, broadcasters and other Gaelic professionals.
Bòrd na Gàidhlig and the University of Glasgow have today (19 March 2019) published new grammatical guidance to help aid Gaelic speakers, including teachers, broadcasters and other Gaelic professionals.
Malika Imhotep grew up in West Atlanta, rooted in a community that she calls an "Afrocentric bubble,” in a family of artisans, entrepreneurs and community organizers.
Malika Imhotep grew up in West Atlanta, rooted in a community that she calls an "Afrocentric bubble,” in a family of artisans, entrepreneurs and community organizers.
How Jewish refugees found a wartime home in Shanghai
Asst. Prof. Rachel DeWoskin has visited Shanghai every summer for nearly a decade, walking along streets that more than 18,000 Jewish refugees once called home.
Asst. Prof. Rachel DeWoskin has visited Shanghai every summer for nearly a decade, walking along streets that more than 18,000 Jewish refugees once called home.
Eric P. Hamp, renowned linguist of lesser-known languages, 1920-2019
During his 41-year career at the University of Chicago, Prof. Emeritus Eric P. Hamp became one of the world's foremost scholars of Indo-European linguistics.
During his 41-year career at the University of Chicago, Prof. Emeritus Eric P. Hamp became one of the world's foremost scholars of Indo-European linguistics.
New Stanford Libraries exhibition highlights rare artifacts important to Stanford research
Scholars Select highlights rare books and artifacts held in Green Library collections that are valuable to the research of scholars at Stanford.
Scholars Select highlights rare books and artifacts held in Green Library collections that are valuable to the research of scholars at Stanford.
The first major biography in English for over 20 years, detailing the life and work of the iconic 19th-century French writer, Victor Hugo, will be published in February.
7 books to add to your winter reading list
From a collection of personal essays and poetry to extraordinary stories of characters overcoming trying circumstances, three Stanford English professors and three current Wallace Stegner Fellows off
From a collection of personal essays and poetry to extraordinary stories of characters overcoming trying circumstances, three Stanford English professors and three current Wallace Stegner Fellows off