Navigating Liberty’s Promise: Black Women in Washington, DC and the End of Slavery
Posted by: Andrew Breiner
Posted in: Culture & Society, General News, Government, History, Literature, Media & Communications, Politics, United States
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Steve Swayne Joins John W. Kluge Center as Chair in Modern Culture
Posted by: Andrew Breiner
Posted in: Culture & Society, Digital Revolution, General News, History, Literature, United States, Visual & Performing Arts
Kluge Center Welcomes Elizabeth Currid-Halkett into Residence
Posted by: Andrew Breiner
Posted in: Culture & Society, Digital Revolution, General News, History, Literature
Celebrating Black History Month at the John W. Kluge Center
Posted by: Andrew Breiner
Posted in: Culture & Society, Education, Ethics & Morality, General News, Government, History, Literature, Media & Communications, Politics
Announcing a Single Consolidated Deadline for Our Endowed Fellowship Programs
Posted by: Michael Stratmoen
Posted in: Digital Revolution, General News, Health & Medicine, Literature, Media & Communications
The Mexican Revolution and its Lasting Legacy on American Art and Culture
Posted by: Dan Turello
Posted in: Culture & Society, Foreign Policy, General News, Government, Latin America, Literature, Media & Communications
Did the Earliest Printers Know What Print Was? What a 15th Century Book from the Netherlands Can Tell Us About Culture and Innovation
Posted by: Andrew Breiner
Posted in: History, Literature, Media & Communications, Religion, Visual & Performing Arts
Highlighting Kluge Scholars: An Interview With Armando Chávez-Rivera
Posted by: Andrew Breiner
Posted in: General News, Government, Latin America, Literature, Media & Communications
Kluge Center Welcomes Rolena Adorno, Maya Jasanoff, and Melvin L. Rogers
Posted by: Andrew Breiner
Posted in: Culture & Society, History, Latin America, Literature, Media & Communications, Politics