Category archive for ‘Ready for the World’ 
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Special Collections Library hosts Medieval and Renaissance Exhibit
"Scribes, Scholars and Students," a new UT Libraries Special Collections exhibit, opened recently in Hoskins Library as part of Medieval and Renaissance...
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Week of the Woman
"Week of the Woman" continues with The Clothesline Project, on display at the University Center Plaza, 10 am-3 pm today, and the annual "Take Back the Night" march, 6:30 pm...
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Five Faculty Receive Fulbrights
Five UT faculty members have received Fulbright scholarships for 2007-2008. They are: Detelin Elenkov, management, who will travel to Bulgaria; Catherine Luther, journalism & electronic media, who will travel to...
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World-renowned Origami Artist Visits UT
Robert Lang, physicist, engineer and one of the world's foremost origami artists, will give a lecture and lead two workshops Oct. 25-26. Lang is known as a pioneer in computational...
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“The Legend of Mary Magdalene in the Middle Ages”
The McClung Museum is holding a special program called "The Legend of Mary Magdalene in the Middle Ages," 7-8:30 pm Tues, Oct 16, in conjunction with the Medieval and Renaissance...
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Juxtapower
Juxtapower: South Africa's Song and Dance, 7 pm Thurs, Oct 18, in Cox Auditorium, Alumni Memorial Building. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Black Cultural Programming...
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Center for International Education Has New Leader
From directing the Center for International Studies at Wake Forest University to overseeing undergraduate international studies at Old Dominion University, Pia Christina Wood has built an extensive career in the...
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Where in the World is Smokey?
Take Smokey on your study-abroad adventure. Take him to your hometown. Take him along on your next cultural adventure. "Where in the World is Smokey?" is a challenge to see...