David PesciPoujol-Oriol, a noted author, actress, playwright and feminist cultural figure, died in March
Tepid public support is the result of doubt regarding whether Libyan mission supports U.S. interests
Her research contrasts the success rates of nonviolent uprisings and armed uprisings since 1900
Two Wesleyan film historians weigh in on the start culture of today versus the old studio system
“No actress ever had a more difficult job in getting critics to accept her onscreen," Basinger says
The lavish book explores the great artist's sketches, poems, doodles, and other paper "works"
Haitian expert outlines the realistic effects of the former president's return to Haiti
Government Prof. in Japan discusses the preparedness and volunteerism of Japanese people
Americans accept a significant rise of children being raised by single parents but remain troubled by it
Prof. Dupuy doesn't see the wide call for a return that Aristide supporters, some in the media report
Humans are very selective regarding which animals we love, use for work, and discard
Prof. Peter Rutland and Research Associate Orion Lewis on how uprisings in China are unlikely