Spring 2026 Urban Research Hub Speaker Series
Dr. Mwangi will engage with her book, "Hidden in Blackness", about the racialization of foreign students in the United States.
Spring 2026 Urban Research Hub Speaker Series
Dr. Mwangi will engage with her book, "Hidden in Blackness", about the racialization of foreign students in the United States.
In Spring 2026, The LGBTQ+ Resources Center, Graduate Student Life, Women and Gender Studies, and the School of Integrative Studies are sponsoring...
Featuring Dr. Tiffany King. More information TBD.
Spring 2026 Urban Research Hub Speaker Series
The co-authors of Black Communities of Fairfax: A History, will lead an engaging roundtable, discussing the process of doing local history and...
Spring 2026 Urban Research Hub Speaker Series
Dr. Balakian will discuss her new project on how U.S. refugee programs and ideas of “refuge" are being imagined by politicians and civil servants...
Featuring Dr. Anu Aneja. More information TBD.
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