
Oct 13, 2020
From Silent Spring to Modern-Day Environmental Movement
The Lafayette Votes discussion will place the groundbreaking book Silent Spring into a longer and global frame of environmentalism.
The Lafayette Votes discussion will place the groundbreaking book Silent Spring into a longer and global frame of environmentalism.
It's a harrowing, satisfying story of a teen navigating unknown forests, personal trauma, and witchcraft-fueled paranoia in 1690s Massachusetts.
Faculty members can use the site to obtain preliminary information on the online administration of College-wide end-of-semester course evaluations.
CITLS and partners are offering programs before the last day of classes that speak to a variety of topics in teaching and learning.
Now, any Zoom meeting recorded to the Zoom cloud is automatically uploaded to one’s Kaltura My Media.
Join Mallory SoRelle, assistant professor in the Sanford School of Public Policy, Duke University, and Jonathan Asayag, staff counselor with the Counseling…
Fascinating and practical take on how to engage in meaningful dialogue with folks who have completely opposing political views.
It is a book all about stories and the power of storytelling, blurring the lines between what is real and what is imagined.
Test your knowledge with some good old-fashioned Kahoot trivia—where we will highlight all sorts of good news happening around the world. Prizes included…
If the environment is an important political issue for you, let's talk about the environmental implications of policy and current events.