Chinese Female-only Script: Unveiling the Stories and Influence of女书（Nvshu)
Mar 20 | Lecture 5:00 -6:00 PM | Workshop 6:15-7:15 PM | IB 1047 Guest Speaker: Xiuyuan You Jiangsu Nvshu Cultural Ambassador, Dean of Wuxi Nvshu Academy, Associate researcher of Chinese Nvshu Research Center of the Wuhan University Fascinated by a female-only script? Eager to unlock the secrets of 女书 (Nvshu)? Dive into an exhilarating […]
Student Report on “Unpacking Civil Warfare: The First Indochina War, 1945-1954”
Reported by Zhenan Xie, class of 2026 During the mini-term session, on March 11st, the DKU Humanities Research Center invited Professor Edward Miller as the guest speaker of an insightful discussion focusing on his research topic about the first Indochina war. The lecture invited and guided nearly 40 participants to examine the ignored facts of […]
Unpacking Civil Warfare: The First Indochina War, 1945-1954
Join us for an eye-opening discussion with Edward Miller as he unveils the untold stories behind Vietnam’s turbulent history. Discover how the conflicts from the 1940s to the 1970s were more than just wars of decolonization or part of the Global Cold War—they were brutal civil wars. Explore the intriguing intersection of colonial violence and […]
Professor Stephanie R Anderson Unleashed a Thrilling New Poetry Chapbook titled “Bearings”
Congratulations to Prof. Stephanie Anderson on her recent publications! Bearings contains epistolary poems written to proliferating addressees between 2016 and 2019, a period when everything seemed to be accelerating and timezone-syncopated. The poems consider bearings that are alternatively affective, geographic, physical, and more. Stephanie Anderson is an Assistant Professor of Literature & Creative Writing at […]
