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A few stories from across the University to honor Black History Month, including features on CLA alumni John Wright (MA '71; PhD '77) and Jonathan Rabb (BA ’10).

The Immigration History Research Center (IHRC) graduate student fellowship program supports students working on a broad range of international migration- and US immigration…

The article appeared in one of Austria's newspapers of record, and highlights the effects of recent federal immigration enforcement activity in Minnesota

A teacher study abroad opportunity in Barcelona, Spain, July 13th to 20th.

The fellowship supports CLA students researching the Holocaust or genocide.

The symposium featured a student poster session and keynote address from Paul O'Brien, executive director of Amnesty International.

This summer, Libby Nemitz (CLA ‘26) and Dante Rocío (CLA ‘26) gained hands-on human rights experience at The Advocates for Human Rights.

Emerging Alumni Awardee Jonathan Rabb (BA ’10; global studies; German) has transformed how Black Greek life and the Black college experience are represented online.

Nathanael Homewood's Seductive Spirits awarded the 2025 Anne Bolin & Gil Herdt Book Prize for his book Seductive Spirits.

A multi-disciplinary summer Institute in Graz, Austria