Listen: iTunes – Google Play – SoundCloud – Stitcher – Spotify In part one of a two part series with our sibling podcast, Psychology and Stuff, we talk with […]
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Category: Featured
Featured Student: Andi Koene
Andi Koene is majoring in Musical Theatre. She plans to graduate in May of 2021. Why did you major in […]
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Tips for Coping with International Stress Awareness Day
Ok… so brace yourselves but this is International Stress Awareness Week and today is International Stress Awareness Day. I can’t […]
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Random Encounter #7: In Which the Next Generation Is Somehow Still a Thing That Is Happening
We’re on the eve of the launch of brand-new video game consoles – always a momentous, exciting time, and arguably […]
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Curiosity: Take a Self-Compassion Break (with Alan Chu)
Practicing self-compassion promotes our well-being and performance, especially during challenging times. Learn and take a self-compassion break with Dr. Chu. […]
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Curiosity: “Pernicious Trash?” Victorian Readers’ Biggest Secret (w/Rebecca Nesvet)
Discover the creative reading of the Victorian public: not Dickens, but “penny dreadfuls”: illustrated fiction that the mainstream press condemned. […]
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What You Should Be Watching: American Utopia
While it was tempting to select a horror film this month in recognition of Halloween, first I’m not a big […]
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International Artists Day
Sunday, October 25th was International Artists Day so we asked our fellow CAHSS professors who their favorite artists were and […]
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The Civil Rights Movement meets the Environmental Movement (w/Dr. Elizabeth Wheat)
The October talk of our 2020 Common CAHSS: Beyond Sustainability Speaker Series (recorded on October 22, 2020). Common CAHSS is […]
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Lights, Camera, Romance: You Had Me at Hola by Alexis Daria
Amidst the ongoing struggle of the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve found comfort in Romancelandia—the community of authors, fans, and anyone else […]
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