Kinship Between Kentucky and Northeast Japan Found in 'Horses, Horses'
Five years ago this Friday, the world watched in horrified disbelief as one disaster after another pummeled Japan to submission … earthquakes, tsunamis, nuclear meltdown.
2016 Gaines Fellowship Awarded to 12 UK Scholars
The University of Kentucky Gaines Center for Humanities has selected 12 exceptional undergraduates as new scholars for the university's Gaines Fellowship Program for the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 academic years.
Confucius Institute Bringing Chinese Culture to Eastern Kentucky Schools
Throughout the year University of Kentucky Confucius Institute (UKCI) brings Chinese cultural showcases to schools and communities around the Commonwealth
Welcome Chinese Students to the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Kentucky
Learn more about opportunities to study at the University of Kentucky at as.uky.edu/2plus2
MCLCC Presents: Wicked Souls and Bodies
Wicked Souls and Bodies: Evil Spirits, Sexuality, Gender, and Violence in the Lore of the African Diaspora Jacqueline Couti, Gisele Anatol, Paula Sato, Matthew J. Pettway University of Kentucky Wednesday, February 3, 2016, 5:00pm to 7:00pm, Fine Arts Library, Study Room 1
Karen Petrone Presents: "A Glorious War?": Contemporary Russia Reimagines World War I
2016 Bale Boone Symposium in the Humanities: Europe Today and the Memory of Violence Karen Petrone "A Glorious War?": Contemporary Russia Reimagines World War I University of Kentucky Thursday, February 18, 2016, 7:00pm, WT Young Library Auditorium
Jay Winter Presents: Violence, Memory and the Sacred: The Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust
2016 Bale Boone Symposium in the Humanities: Europe Today and the Memory of Violence Jay Winter Violence, Memory and the Sacred: The Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust University of Kentucky Thursday, February 18, 2016, 7:00pm, WT Young Library Auditorium
UK Professor Hopes to Make History Come Alive in Her Classroom
Watch why Amy Murrell Taylor is so honored to be named a 2016 Great Teacher and why she hopes her students leave her classroom with more than just a grade.
Professors Go Primal: A public lecture by the creators of the languages for Far Cry: Primal
This Wednesday, Andrew and Brenna Byrd will explain in detail their incredible journey back in time with Ubisoft's game "Far Cry: Primal." They will describe the process of creating two entire languages based off of Indo-European, how they trained the actors and worked with the directors and writers off and on set, and what they hope this exposure means for the field of historical linguistics. Additionally, there will be a short lesson in Wenja (the main language of the game), a scene reenactment with two talented theater students to show the filming process, and two copies of the game to raffle off to attendees.
http://uknow.uky.edu/content/uk-professors-go-primal-far-cry-0
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Whitehall CB Rm 114
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