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2019 Learning Cluster students researched and studied in Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Miami with support from the Nieves Family Foundation.

A report of the 2019 Learning Cluster Fair which showcases student participation in field research and service-learning during the winter block.

Ana Schugurensky, class of 2020, reports on her experience attending and presenting at the 2019 SPSA conference.

Spotlighting accomplishments by Kristi Wilson, Robert Allinson, and Tetsushi Ogata.

SUA’s first Social Enterprise & Economic Development Business Symposium features high-level leaders and speakers from innovative companies around the country.

Sundays @Soka with the Pacific Symphony returns to the acoustically brilliant Soka ������Ƶ for a series of three intimate performances this year. The Sunday, November 18 performance

Professor Edward D. Lowe’s presentation “Whatever I have to Do That’s Right: Culture and the Precariousness of Personhood in a Poor Urban Neighborhood”, was derived from a special issue of Ethos

Shane Barter – Associate Professor of Comparative Politics Professor Shane Barter and the Pacific Basin Research Center hosted the Western Conference of the Association for Asian Studies (WCAAS)

“We have now concluded the 56th annual meeting of the Western Conference of the Association for Asian Studies (WCAAS) at Copyright 2024 ������Ƶ of America, organized by the Pacific Basin Research Center

Jonathan Merzel, Professor of Mathematics, provided an extremely engaging talk entitled “The Space of Real Places on R (x, y)” in the Athenaeum Library on October 17, 2018. Professor Merzel’s