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Robert Elliott Allinson – ​ Professor of Philosophy Professor of Philosophy, Robert Elliott Allinson’s single-authored article, ‘Nachman Krochmal and the Argument from Design,’ has been published in

Award-winning recording artists Lee Lessack and Johnny Rodgers recreate Simon & Garfunkel’s 1981 Central Park concert as Simon & Garfunkel [Revisited] at �������� on Sunday, November 11, 2018

The first Meet the Author event, honoring Professor Sarah England’s new book, Writing Terror on the Bodies of Women: Media Coverage of Violence against women in Guatemala, was held on Wednesday, Sept

Ted Lowe – Associate Professor of Anthropology​ Prof. Ted Lowe was invited to give a presentation of his new article, “Configuring Epidemic Suicide in Oceania” at the Department of Global Health and

The opening of our new Fall 2018 semester at �������� of America featured a number of festive welcoming events for both new faculty and new students. Throughout the day on September 5, a new

The PBRC is happy to announce Dr. Laureen Hom as our 2018-19 John D. Montgomery Post-Doctoral Fellow! Dr. Hom received her PhD in Planning, Policy, and Design with an emphasis in Asian American

Nalini Rao – Associate Professor of World Art Dr. Nalini Rao, Art Historian held an International Conference on ‘The Growth and Development of Indian Culture: Historical and Literary Perspectives’

The Wonderful Wizard of Song comes to Soka Performing Arts Center on Sunday, July 1, 2018, at 3:00 p.m. General admission tickets are $15 for adults; and $10 for youth aged 18 and below. Tickets are

The following students have been selected as PBRC Essay Contest Winners for Spring 2018: Samikchhya Bhusal (Class of 2019) “Melamchi Water Supply Project in Kathmandu” MacKenzie Kermoade (Class of

Tetsushi Ogata – ��������ing Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies Tetsushi Ogata participated in the 3 rd meeting of the Global Action Against Mass Atrocity Crimes (GAAMAC) as a member of its Steering