Topic: John V. Roach Honors College

Every day is an opportunity to learn from the past. As students, scholars and citizens of the world, we know history maintains a strong pull on the present.

How does empathy show up in the way you teach?

The Honors professor of humanities shows students how literature can help them grapple with everything from darkness to laughter.

How will the coronavirus embed itself into the collective memory of the American people?

What do you wish you had known about being a successful graduate student?

What’s required for happiness? Is happiness the point of life? What is happiness? The five-part virtual course features discussions on four perspectives on happiness.

From across disciplines, faculty discuss what it means to communicate with each other with respect.

College goes virtual during the coronavirus pandemic and disrupts plans for graduating seniors.

In a Q&A, Rob Garnett, professor of economics, honors professor of social sciences and associate dean in the John V. Roach Honors College, combines economics with happiness.

The assistant professor of Spanish and Hispanic studies the lasting effects of war.