01:11:10

Lessons from the Past: Xenophon and the Politics of Polarization

01:08:17

Stereotypes of Greek and Roman Slaves: A Consideration of Ancient Prejudice

01:02:23

Lindberg Lecture: Pledging Allegiance: Reflections on Citizenship

01:29:03

The Farhud: When the Mob Came After the Jews of Bagdad

26:39

COLA Earth Day Celebration 2022

01:23:34

KAOS Theory: the Afrokosmic Ark of Ben Caldwell

01:16:37

Violence Between Pogroms and the Holocaust: Jewish Women as Victims, Chroniclers and Survivors

01:43

Let It Snow

01:01:41

ArtBreak With Artist Michael Menchaca

01:00:12

People-Centered Intelligences: What they are and their use in the liberal arts

01:04:21

Repurposing Classical Drama in the Age of Justinian: Romanos the Melodist

01:30:23

Capitalism in the Lives of Enslaved People Source

01:23:59

Black Americans' Landholding and Economic Mobility after Emancipation Source

01:27:15

Persistent Racial Wealth Disparities Drivers, Consequences and Policy Source

02:29

Lina Adjout '21 Student Spotlight

28:39

COLA Earth Day Celebration

01:33:52

There Is No Such Thing As Italian Food

01:37:51

China’s Models of Innovation

01:02:47

Civil War Memorials, Counter Memorials and Reinventing Public Memories

03:14

Career and Professional Success in COLA

12:43

African American figures in New England history: Clayton and Hazel Sinclair

01:13:31

Towards an Ecological Understanding of Addiction

01:28

Find Your Future

01:28:03

Pain, Misuse, and Abuse: Exposing Communication Practices Driving the Opioid Epidemic

01:50

UNH Art and Art History Department

02:44

Intro to the French Department at the University of New Hampshire

01:21:45

Lessons from the Last "America First" Era

38:29

Crime that Pays: Mafia Capitalism, Public Education and the Liberal Arts

01:23:16

Re-framing the Opioid Crisis in Historical Perspective

01:36:58

Why New Hampshire? The Opioid Crisis in Context

06:12

Anatomical Collections and the Stigma

01:15:11

Protecting the Past

01:06:19

History Lived and Learned: A Coming of Age Story

01:13:13

Lost vs. Found: Loot in U.S. Museums

01:21:11

Cultural Heritage in Conflict Zones: Protecting the Past for the Future

01:18:34

Disposable Landscapes, Disposable Heritage: Politics of the Ancient Past in the Anthropocene

01:32:19

White Collar Crimes Against Humanity: IG Farben Auschwitz, My Father's Company

01:19:15

Satellite Monitoring of Archaeological Damage and Looting in the Syrian Civil War

01:10:34

Who Owns Palmyra?

01:19:48

The Politics of Personhood: Who Counts and What's at Stake?

56:26

At work, not war: Trump, trolls, truth and trust

01:26:50

The Nonhuman Rights Project's Struggle to Attain Legal Rights for Nonhuman Animals

01:45:55

Less Than Human or Defectively Human? AND Treating Someone as Something

07:03

Graduate Justice Studies Program Introduction

01:53

CMN 597.1BB, The Rhetoric of Music

01:36

Future Leaders Institute

01:05:12

This Was a Really Bad Idea: Life Vs. Theatre and the Creative Abyss

01:40:22

From Angels to Replicants: "What is Human Now?"

58:58

The New Architecture of American Politics by David Shribman

01:10:02

Probing Human Ancestry with Ancient DNA

49:01

The Teacher is Present: Thoughts on Attention and Connection in the Classroom

56:56

The Dog Genome: Shedding Light on Human Diseases

01:00:15

Implementing ‘Precision’ Medicine: Ethical Concerns in a Postgenomic World

01:06:19

Personalized Medicine: Using Omics and Big Data to Understand Disease and Manage Health

00:50

Chamber Music Project

04:52

The Global Dude

01:00:44

Craft

01:09:19

Girls Gone Good: Experiencing Female Virtue in the Roman House

17:50

Drupal Video Demo: Building a Webform

07:58

Drupal Video Demo: Editing an Academic Program Page