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… Hall. Both are located on Hillhouse Avenue, described by Mark Twain and Charles Dickens as “the most beautiful street …

… School of Global Affairs will host a conversation with Mark Ward, a former US Agency for International Development …

… Douglass African American abolitionists made an indelible mark on nineteenth-century Britain. Their lectures were held …

… The Macmillan Center’s Senior Director of Global Programs Mark Roland noted:,    “Given the MacMillan Center’s …

… University political scientists Alexandre Debs and Nuno P. Monteiro explore why certain states have acquired nuclear … but very few states have acquired nuclear weapons. People naturally worry when they read about nuclear … weapon? Iran is a fascinating case study.  Not many people realize how much the United States was involved in …

… secondary to the spiritual, which is contrary to most people’s image of Islam as a conquering religion that compelled people by military means to embrace the religion. The history … It’s an impressive sign of clerical maturity as well as a mark of their forbearance. In the book, I try to contrast …

… My goal is less to canonize this book than to simply make people read and study it more. Thanks to my work, a new … national poet Alexander Pushkin. In the 19th century, Mark Twain was known as primarily a travel writer and less so … were being explored and colonized but which few regular people could actually reach. Even if travel writing was so …