The iconic looks for the 1995 classic comedy, created by costume designer Mona May, helped define a generation and solidified fashion as a key character in the story.
Tens of millions of snares are set across Africa annually, and at least tens of millions of kilograms — possibly more than 100 million kg — of wild meat go to waste every year due to snaring.
In his new book “README,” Patrick McCray examines the essential role books played in familiarizing Americans with computers and helping move the technology from specialized research settings into everyday life.
Featuring a cadre of exceptional dancers, a powerhouse singer and a live band performing Astor Piazzolla’s revolutionary nuevo tango, this ensemble delivers a breathtaking, high-octane performance.
Elana Resnick, assistant professor of anthropology, discusses her new book, “Refusing Sustainability: Race and Environmentalism in a Changing Europe,” with Dean of Social Sciences Charles Hale.
