Tuesday University is back! The controversy continues over the proposed mosque and community center two blocks from the NYC 9/11 site; meanwhile a quiet history is waiting to be discovered. Find out what Muslims have contributed to the building of this country in "History of Islam in America."
Hear Judith Armatta and Norm Sepenuk in a lively conversation about international justice and the Criminal Tribunal at The Hague.
Get past stereotypes and one-sided views of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and see the world as North Korea's leaders see it. Tuesday U's Winter offering is taught by PSU's Mel Gurtov.
Bring your beach chair and blanket and take in the sights and sounds of an Oregon summer evening while viewing an Egyptian film in Skidmore Fountain Plaza. Garbage Dreams shows this Wednesday right outside our doors.
Come experience how you and your family can take action against hunger and poverty at the Action Center.
How Global Citizen Corps Local students created a service project to help victims of hunger and natural disasters in their home country of the Dominican Republic
Step inside seven classrooms in seven countries for a glimpse into the lives of seven extraordinary children who are struggling to get what nearly all American kids take for granted: a basic education.
April 15, 2010
Two-hour, hands-on workshops geared towards grades 6-12 where students will learn about the root causes of poverty and how it effects specific counties.
How seed distribution helps keep farmer's children in school.
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