News
- February 3rd, 2012 Immigration, Migration and Movement
- January 30th, 2012 Seminar series on unintended consequences and solutions from the humanities
- January 25th, 2012 IHR Seed Grant team wins one of state's largest NEA grants
- January 24th, 2012 IHR Fellow Wei Li comments on nation's fading Chinatowns
Upcoming Events
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IHR Distinguished Lecturer Coco Fusco
“Migration Interrupted: Rights, Freedom, Opportunism, and the Controversy over U.S. Immigration Policy.” Get tickets
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Stolen Rhetoric
"Unintended Consequences: What the Humanities Could Have Told You (If Only You Had Asked)"- The 2011-12 IHR Faculty Seminar Series. Presenters are: Keith Miller and Matthew Whitaker present the topic "Stolen Rhetoric" in this edition of our faculty seminar series.
- The Color of Shakespeare
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Immigration, Migration and Movement Opening Reception
R.S.V.P. for the Immigration, Migration and Movement Art Exhibit Opening Reception
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The Humanities and Human Origins: The Creation of Beginnings
Because inquiries into our origins combine ideas about causation, boundaries and chronology while linking the factual with the ethical and the empirical with the theoretical, the study of origins requires an interdisciplinary approach that draws on the humanities as well as the natural sciences.
