Tag: Clemson Humanities Now

• Loneliness in the time of covid-19

  June 24, 2020

  (Director's note: Brookes Brown, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Program in Law, Liberty and Justice, writes on […]

• What are the police for?

  June 22, 2020

  (Director's Note: Todd May teaches in the Department of Philosophy and Religion.  This is Clemson Humanities Now.) “the prison, apparently […]

• On renaming the Honors College

  June 19, 2020

  (Director’s note: It’s just one week ago today that the Clemson University Board of Trustees voted to un-name the University’s […]

• The GA election and the Voting Rights Act

  June 17, 2020

  (Director’s note: Orville Vernon Burton is the inaugural Judge Matthew J. Perry Distinguished Chair of History and Professor of Pan-African […]

• The Insurrection Act of 1807 and the Limits of Law

  June 12, 2020

  (Director's note: Lee B. Wilson, an Assistant Professor in the Clemson University Department of History, specializes in colonial British America […]

• No Protection: ICE detention during COVID-19

  June 10, 2020

  (Director's note: Joseph Mai, Associate Professor of French, with an affiliation in World Cinema, team teaches with Angela Naimou, Associate Professor […]

• Clemson Humanities Now: A Series

  June 8, 2020

  (Introduction to a series, "Clemson Humanities Now," by Humanities Hub Founding Director, Lee Morrissey, who teaches in the English Department.) […]