Course selection for Spring 2018
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The Bolsheviks Take Over: A Centenary Retrospective on the Russian Revolution
Wallace Library Norton, United StatesAn exhibit of the history and culture of the Russian Revolution and the early Soviet period, created by students in History 215 and Russian 201. Stop by the library to […]
Last day to petition the Committee on Academic Standing to withdraw from a class
If the petition is approved, the course remains on the academic record with a notation of WD. Course withdrawal requests after this date will only be considered for documented and […]
Registration deadline for Spring 2018
Registration open to all class years.
Information Session for the Summer Course, “Tanzania: Education and Development”
Knapton - 114 Norton, MA, United StatesLearn more about this summer course opportunity
Information Session for the Summer Course, “Tanzania: Education and Development”
Balfour-Hood - Lyons Lounge NortonLearn about this exciting one credit (BW) field-intensive faculty-led course Anthropology 215 "Tanzania: Education and Development" from Professor Donna Kerner.
Calling all lovers of texts and tech
Calling all lovers of texts and tech:
'using digital humanities and computational linguistics to solve a medieval enigma'
WED, Nov. 15, 3:30 pm, csLab (SC 1315)
The War on Crime and the War on Immigrants: Race and Legal Exclusion in 21st Century United States
Discovery Center - Hindle Auditorium Norton, MA, United StatesThe Sociology Department invites you to a lecture by Dr. Mary Waters. MARY C. WATERS is the John L. Loeb Professor and interim department chair of Sociology at Harvard University. Her work has focused on the integration of immigrants and their children; the transition to adulthood for the children of immigrants; intergroup relations; the measurement and meaning of […]
Thanksgiving Break for Students
November 22-26
Russia, Media Manipulation, and Global Geopolitics: What does the evidence say?
Meneely - 301Join us for a presentation by Guest Lecturer in Government, George Soroka, PhD.