The San Francisco peaks in Arizona, which have a mediocre ski resort, according to William Holly, are the location at the heart of an on-going lawsuit between the 13 different Native American tribes in the region who consider the mountain sacred, the state […]
Human remains are rarely just scientific evidence; they carry the power to shape politics, identity, prosecute and hold strong cultural memory long after a person dies. Forensic anthropologist and professor Katharine Kolpan discussed the ethical and cultural dilemmas surrounding human remains at the Renfrew […]
What do the blues and the rule of law have in common? Quite a bit, University of Idaho law professor David Pimentel argues. At the Tuesday, Nov. 4, Malcolm Renfrew […]
On Tuesday, Oct. 7, University of Idaho Assistant Professor Chris Zajchowski explored the connection between levels of air quality and the effect it has on behavioral decision-making in his presentation […]
A period of significant U.S. global economic and political power is ending, visiting scholar Emine Arı said at the Borah Symposium Renfrew Colloquium talk on Sept. 30. Arı, a visiting scholar […]
University of Idaho professor Rebecca Scofield discussed the intersection of feminism and fiction in her presentation of “Burn It All Down: The Feminist Imagination in 20th Century Dragon Riding Fiction,” […]
On Tuesday, Sept. 2, University of Idaho professor Bert Baumgaertner kicked off the fall semester’s Malcolm Renfrew Interdisciplinary Colloquium with “Easy for Humans, Hard for AI: Metaphor Abstraction and Reasoning […]
