The Department of Gender, Race, and Identity has been awarded an American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) for their project Community-based Knowledges and Visions for Racial, Health, and Climate Justice. The co-PI’s are Prisca Gayles (GRI and Sociology) and Lydia Huerta (GRI and Communication Studies. UNR is one of 24 grantees of this award this year.
The newest addition provides a private space near the Quad on campus
Yearlong fellowship work focuses on the history of HIV/AIDS prison activism in the United States
Students from the Gender, Race and Identity colloquium class organize last event of 2022-23 series
Departments of Political Science and Gender, Race and Identity collaborate to host guest speaker, Jelena Subotic
Department of Gender, Race and Identity hosts events featuring Indigenous experts
Department of Gender, Race and Identity hosts events addressing the long-term impacts of COVID-19
Gayles ethnographic research on Argentina’s Black social movement has been made possible in part by a major grant from the NEH
Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses health justice as part of yearlong series
Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses Indigenous knowledge for climate justice with upcoming talk
Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses food security and racial justice with September events
Gender, Race & Identity Department Chair Dr. Emily Hobson discusses the department’s recent expansion
The College of Liberal Arts recognized deserving individuals at annual awards ceremony
Indigo Hinojos' bachelor's thesis exhibit on the WRC's history will be April 5 at 11 a.m. in the Joe Crowley Student Union, room 402
Guest speakers are made possible through 鶹ӳ Humanities grants in an effort to promote decolonial change through local empowerment thanks to Lydia Huerta and Debra Harry
NAGPRA Symposium at the 鶹ӳ paved the way for future repatriation efforts
Award recipients are recognized for their outstanding instruction and for creating positive learning environments
Throughout her three-decade-long career, sociology professor Mary White Stewart made a profound difference
Donations are being accepted through the end of February in anticipation of the first pop-up event March 2
Four College of Liberal Arts entities received funding for 2022 major projects
Matt Little builds upon the Bonner Leadership Program to be more supportive of marginalized communities
Chair and Professor of the Department of Gender, Race, and Identity and Professor of Anthropology, Deborah Boehm to further studies on immigration
An influential campus voice, groundbreaking professor and a founder of GRI, passes away
Virtual Trivia Night, Feb. 11, and virtual documentary film screening of “The Last Angel of History,” Feb. 12. All students welcome to participate.
The newly formed department offers a large variety of minors for students
The College of Liberal Arts hired 28 new faculty and staff members in the last year
Panel sponsored by Temple Sinai Reno, College of Liberal Arts and others
"Women’s leadership options in religious organizations and spiritual communities have often been limited due to doctrine, tradition, practice and bias.”
'Breaking The Stained-Glass Ceiling' event to explore gender, leadership and faith
University faculty moderate, provide expertise at free MidTown event
"How do we respect one another when we have a conversation across religious and philosophical divides?"
College of Liberal Arts' Engaging the Power of Diversity series tackles religious divides
Assistant Professor of Sociology Kjerstin Gruys discusses how physical appearance can impact success levels throughout life
Grad student recounts prepping for, fretting over, and ultimately delivering a memorable 'TED' talk
Associate Professor Katherine Fusco awarded outstanding article by the Modern Language Association for her publication of "Sexing Farina: Our Gang's Episodes of Racial Childhood"
Professor Deborah Boehm explains the process of deportation, including the different forms it can take in the United States.
The College of Liberal Arts hired a full-time lecturer to teach native courses and help create an Indigenous studies program
New programs range from a minor in graphic design to a B.S. in biotechnology
The College of Liberal Arts hires 26 new faculty members for the fall semester
Topics of free, evening talk to include immigration, politics, Latinos in the media and more
Highlighted: Upcoming campus climate survey, GRI initiatives, Diversity Plan and more
Bárbara Colio presents two plays during visit: one in English, one in Spanish, both free and open to the public
Professors Deborah Boehm and Carolyn White to discuss Burning Man-related academic research
"unrfacultyagainstracism" affirms to students a "welcoming learning environment for all"
Saturday's Pride Parade in downtown Reno to feature strong University contingent
'Returned,' by Deborah A. Boehm, joins dozens of other books in the 'California Series in Public Anthropology'
For the second time this year, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Sarah Cowie earns prestigious national honor
Archival effort in northern 鶹ӳ to gather the artifacts, recall places that were key to movement's history
Students, faculty, to join in during Saturday's Northern 鶹ӳ Pride celebration
Regents Undergraduate Scholar Ivón Padilla-Rodríguez has led an accomplished four years at the University from day one; credits mentorship by award-winning Emma Sepulveda, hard work and never quitting on her dreams
Personal experiences and family reflections included in ‘Portraits of Change;’ March celebrates Women’s History Month recognizing impactful women
‘Gender and Society’ online capstone course earns international recognition.