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Students Can Learn Mindfulness in New Online Course

Leslie Langbert meditating

SBS Student Blog Post: Promoting Civil Discourse in Washington, D.C.

Bennett Adamson in Was

UA Field Studies Program Inspires Writing about Environmental and Border Issues

Grand Manan Island

Motivations for Sexting Can Be Complicated, UA Researcher Says

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Magnifying the Voices of Women in Political Science

Samara Klar in front of computer

From Guns in America to Mexican Superheroes – Learn from UA Experts This Fall

group of people looking at a computer

UA Consortium on Gender-Based Violence Announces Innovation Fund Awardees

Woman looking at white board

Researching Naming Practices in Community Archives

Materials from the Jay Kyle Petersen Individual Collection, searchable/accessible in the Arizona Queer Archives

UA Historian Debates at Oxford Union on Humanitarian Intervention

UA historian David Gibbs (at left) debated Michael Chertoff, former Secretary of Homeland Security, at Oxford Union on March 4, 2019, about humanitarian intervention.

The Evolving Role of Anthropologists in the Technology Industry

John Sherry with students

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