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The course covers "the tangle between race, image-making, and the technologies of surveillance and social media."

Professor Kerns didn’t teach art, he taught students how to think and how to question what we think. Art was merely the tool by which he did it.

Learn about a new first-generation peer-to-peer mentor program, scholarships and fellowships updates, the 2021-22 Community Reading, and more.

There will be several staffing changes in the Provost’s Office as we move through the summer and begin to prepare for the fall semester.

The electricity to all main campus buildings will be turned off on Saturday; Sunday is the rain date.

UGI is in the process of replacing gas mains, including the main in McCartney Street from Clinton Terrace to March Street.

People I knew were texting me that they saw it because I was singing, lip syncing, and dancing horribly,

Starting Monday, masonry repair/restoration will be done at the main entrance to Markle Hall. The work will last about two weeks.

Events include an artist panel discussion, Philadelphia poet laureate Trapeta Mayson, and a talk about the history and importance of the holiday.

The Acoustic Kitchen, a free book event, a scavenger hunt, the farmer's market, live music by the river, and more are happening in Easton.