Common Hour - Food & Power: How Corporations Shape What We Eat and Drink Read more about Common Hour - Food & Power: How Corporations Shape What We Eat and Drink Food & Power: How Corporations Shape What We Eat and Drink Phil Howard
Common Hour - Why Does Food Need Philosophy? Read more about Common Hour - Why Does Food Need Philosophy? Why Does Food Need Philosophy? Robert Valgenti
Common Hour - The Immigrant Restaurateur and Hierarchy of Taste: Cuisine, Culture, and Power Read more about Common Hour - The Immigrant Restaurateur and Hierarchy of Taste: Cuisine, Culture, and Power The Immigrant Restaurateur and Hierarchy of Taste: Cuisine, Culture, and Power Krishnendu Ray
Common Hour - Dietary Restrictions: What Does This Mean? Read more about Common Hour - Dietary Restrictions: What Does This Mean? Dietary Restrictions: What Does This Mean? Julie Beck
Common Hour - Food and the Senses: Sensory Science and the Evaluation of Food Read more about Common Hour - Food and the Senses: Sensory Science and the Evaluation of Food Food and the Senses: Sensory Science and the Evaluation of Food Jacob Lahne
Common Hour - The Clue of the Five-Course Meal: Class, Consumption, and Epicurean Culture in Nancy Drew Read more about Common Hour - The Clue of the Five-Course Meal: Class, Consumption, and Epicurean Culture in Nancy Drew The Clue of the Five-Course Meal: Class, Consumption, and Epicurean Culture in Nancy Drew Michael G. Cornelius
Common Hour - Irrigation Water and Food Safety: A Glimpse into How Research is Approaching This Issue Read more about Common Hour - Irrigation Water and Food Safety: A Glimpse into How Research is Approaching This Issue Irrigation Water and Food Safety: A Glimpse into How Research is Approaching This Issue M. Dana Harriger
Earthwatch presentation by Assistant Professor of Biology Abigail Berkey Read more about Earthwatch presentation by Assistant Professor of Biology Abigail Berkey Abigail Berkey traveled to South Africa from Aug. 7 to 21 on an Earthwatch trip that was paid for by Wilson ºìÌÒÊÓƵ ’s Joan M. Thuebel ºìÌÒÊÓƵ ’52 Earthwatch Prize. She volunteered at the Mankwe Wildlife Reserve, studying the behavior of the reserve ºìÌÒÊÓƵ ’s threatened white rhinos. Come and hear about Abby's exciting adventure!
Voter Registration Drive Read more about Voter Registration Drive Faculty and staff will be holding a campus-wide Voter Registration Drive in both Lenfest Commons and John Stewart Memorial Library's Lenfest Learning Commons. Register and help Rock the Vote!
Banned Books Read-Out Read more about Banned Books Read-Out Did you know that the most challenged book in America last year was Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why? Did you know that this week, the last week of September, is Banned Books Week? So come join faculty, staff, and students for another Banned Books Read-Out and Film Screening! This Thursday, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., communications students will hold a Banned Books Read-Out in the Lenfest Learning Commons, where you can read aloud from any banned book of your choice.
