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Rainbow bagels and viral milkshakes... if your food doesn't play a starring role on the Internet, is it worth eating? Find out more in episode 2 of the Food for Thought series of the Death and Numbers podcast. humanitiesmediaproject.org/d……/

The first episode of our new podcast series Death & Numbers is live! Learn everything you ever wanted to know about the legacy of French cuisine. "Life itself is the proper binge."--#JuliaChild humanitiesmediaproject.org/d……/

Join us in congratulating the recipients of our 2018 Media Production Grant: Edmund T. Gordon @BlackStudiesUT, Lauren Gutterman @AmStudies, Michael Mignanelli, @ut_classics, & John Rumrich @ut_english. Read more about their projects here: humanitiesmediaproject.org/2…

Episode 4 of The 1975 Voting Rights Act: A Brief History podcast looks at the effects of the the 2013 Shelby Co. vs. Holder decision on Texas. The podcast is produced by Maggie Rivas-Rodriquez for @VocesProject. #VotingRightsAct #VoterSuppression bit.ly/2CdQotZ

.@UTIHS1 Migration: Classic and Contemporary Feature Film Series continues in 2018 with a screening of "A Better Life," introduced by Alberto García Maldonado, on January 23. liberalarts.utexas.edu/histo…

.@DellMedSchool partnering w/ @utexasHI has launched a series of American, British, & Japanese film noirs exploring the clinician-patient relationship in the post-war period. Drunken Angel screens 1/31 and will be discussed by Rick Peters, MD. bit.ly/2Dyxe5A

Learn about the past, present, and future of one of the most innovative programs on campus, @DWRL! @ut_english @LiberalArtsUT #digitalhumanities #writing #rhetoric #pedagogy bit.ly/2EV7q0h

In this episode of Humanities Minutes, we talk about #NormanMailer and #RolandBarthes to explore a timely question: Can you separate the art from the artist? #Literature #newcriticism humanitiesmediaproject.org/c…

Celebrate #LGBTQ Studies at UT, hosted by @utcwgs! facebook.com/events/14779444…

Episode 3 of The 1975 Voting Rights Act: A Brief History podcast looks at the effects of the VRA on Texas. The podcast is produced by Maggie Rivas-Rodriquez for @VocesProject. #VotingRightsAct #VoterSuppression bit.ly/2CdQotZ