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What does “public domain” mean to you? Is it knowledge that is free to...

In late 2020, a time when most of the world was focused on the fear of COVID, Evelyn read a Facebook post about the possibility of saving a life. An acquaintance shared a post by her FB friend, whose sister needed a kidney transplant. Evelyn had retired the year before after a long career...

Back in September, as I was browsing the course catalogue for fall quarter, I came across Anthropology 491/591 - Culture, Vulnerability & Disaster Resilience. “Huh,” I thought. “That might be interesting.” This was a major understatement! The professor, Michele Gamburd, is a nationally...

For most of us attending a United Nations (UN) climate conference like the...

As a PSU Alum and SALC Learner, I am grateful for all that I have experienced in PSU classes, and how those experiences have enhanced my travels. This summer I spent a month in the multicultural city of Marseille. With its port on the Mediterranean, and a 40% Algerian, North African and Sub...

"What do you see in this painting? What is it about?" Those were the questions...

Please enjoy the summer newsletter from the SALC advisory committee. You...

Please enjoy the spring newsletter from the SALC advisory committee. You...