Class Spotlight News

This themed course explores how monsters are used in literature, film, philosophy, and art across time to represent how science and technology shape our understanding of what it means to be human, alive or (un)dead.

Offered through the Africana Studies program, this course teaches students of all disciplines the big significance of a relatively small region.

The course’s debut in 2022 opens students’ senses to the deep influences of Latino culture in the U.S.

In honor of National American Sign Language Day, April 15, here’s a look at a course — plus an instructional video — that teaches students about ASL signs, phrases and Deaf culture.

This course teaches students about significant contributions from Hispanic and Latinx individuals to U.S. media.

A sampling of the many courses offered at the university that cover a broad range of topics related to business and entrepreneurship.

This course covers regions and countries beyond India, Japan, Korea and China and highlights the impact of local cultures on global issues.

This course empowers students to hone their own leadership qualities by drawing inspiration from women leaders of the past and present.

This history course provides an introduction to how native peoples have helped shape the United States.