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Research On The Human Experience

Research on the Human Experience

How did humans and dogs become friends? Connections in the Americas began 12,000 years ago

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From Polio to COVID-19: An Award-Winning Oral History Project Reflects Vaccine Hesitancy Across Generations

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U of A center blends training and tradition to support Native communities

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New School of Global Studies Creates Powerful Synergies

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Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future: Advancing Holocaust and Human Rights Studies at the University of Arizona

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U of A faculty, students develop exhibit to celebrate Santa Cruz County

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Fulbright Brilliance

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Remembering Navajo Code Talkers: Q&A with Professor Emeritus Tom Holm

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Study challenges popular idea that Easter Islanders committed 'ecocide'

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Bringing Juneteenth Into Focus: Q&A with Tyina Steptoe

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