A film festival examines the impact of the Bond series and Albert “Cubby” Broccoli, the producer who brought it to life.
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In a weekly lunch series, students discuss national and state politics with experts from the worlds of government, policy and journalism.
The artist's work from the last 30 years spans paintings, Polaroids, video and interactive technologies.
A film fest examines the impact of the Bond series and Albert “Cubby” Broccoli, the producer who brought it to life.
The USC Catholic Center presents a talk by philosopher and author Fr. Robert J. Spitzer.
Guy Berger, dean of Journalism and Media Studies at South Africa's Rhodes University, speaks about identities in South African politics.
Health economist Ruth Levine talks about designing and assessing social sector programs in Latin America, Eastern Africa, the Middle East and South Asia.
In this romantic comedy, the love between an Arab Muslim man and a Jewish woman is tested when they reveal a complication to their traditional parents.
Asian religious practices have traveled to the United States, taking forms such as spirit possession ceremonies in Orange County.
How does religion affect our conceptions of gender and sexuality? United University Church's Rev. Frank Wulf offers a new perspective.
Robert Darnton, University Professor and director of the Harvard University Library, considers the importance of books in the electronic age.