Research Tells Story of Enslaved People at Campus Before Civil War
A faculty work group has compiled and published extensive scholarship exploring the role of slavery at UA before the Civil War.
Humanities & Social Sciences
Game-changer: Project Compiles 200 Years of Conflict Data
Research led by UA to describe and categorize over 30,000 international events is a gold mine for research.
Notre Dame in Color: Unveiling Cathedral’s History in Hues
The project is playing a role in the preservation of the Gothic cathedral that suffered a devastating fire in 2019.
Historical Emission Info Key for Climate Agreement
Failure to consider historical emissions by countries lowers the chances of reaching an agreement on who pays for mitigation of climate change.
‘All My Life I’ve Only Been a Student of Anthropology’
Recently elected to the National Academy of Sciences, Dr. William Dressler discusses his career.