Why is dying so difficult, and how can we make death a better experience for others, and ultimately ourselves?

This course examines the relationship between popular music and the relations of power that organize life in the United States.

In this changing media landscape, a journalist has no choice but to become a jack of all trades and to develop capabilities to be...

Students learn basic French grammar, vocabulary, and conversational skills

This seminar focuses on the history of Sino-American relations and interactions since the Opium War (1840s)

The focus of this course is to develop an understanding of the complex intersection between religion, secularism, democracy, and...

You have an idea, or youve created a brilliant piece of work. Now what?

This course is an introduction to the classic texts of Western political, moral, and religious thought

If you are sick or hurt, whether you live or die depends not only on biological factors, but social ones: who you are and where...

This introductory-level college course examines the literature and culture of American modernism (1880s-1920s).

This course is a first step in reading Latin, which was the language not only of ancient Rome, but also of science, culture, and...

This course is designed for students who have not previously studied Arabic and introduces the script, sounds, and basic grammar...

This course is an introduction to French with an emphasis on communication though various interactive activities and role-playing

This course examines Japan in the twentieth-century world, first its rise and fall as an empire, then its integration into an...

Mindfulness is a way of attending to the experience of the present moment with full awareness and without judgment or reactivity