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Performing Patriotism: New book shines the spotlight on wartime actresses who inspired a nation
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English professor recovers legacy of historic African American actress
Braun's article, "Recovering Virginie Gireaudeau: Race, Language, and Representation on the American Stage," reclaims the life and career of one of the first African American actresses to appear in a major North American theater.
College of Liberal Arts launches new research fellows program, announces inaugural fellows
The new initiative is designed to honor exceptional faculty members and strengthen the college’s commitment to research and creative scholarship.
School of Aviation’s Witte honored for 50 years of flight with Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
School of Aviation Director James Witte has more than 65 years of exemplary aviation service that earned him this special distinction.
Meyer conducting research surrounding diversity and inclusion within the aviation industry
History professor and author Alan Meyer explores the reasons for the lack of diversity in the cockpit in his new book, Flying While Black.
Public Books: The Waiting Is the Point
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