One Day! One Goal! For 24 hours, the Heritage community will come together to support students, celebrate 40 years of success and work together to make the next 40 years even better! Worried you’ll miss it? Make your gift now- we will count it toward the day’s final total! Give back and change the world. For […]
Nation building and myth building go hand-in-hand. Through research completed during a NEH Institute: “Toward a People’s History of Landscape,” this session focuses on place-based narratives of Black and Indigenous residents of Washington, DC, overridden and hidden by the grandeur of marble monuments. Washington, DC, serves as a model study of the lasting impact […]
Heritage University students, you are invited to have a frighteningly good time at the Nightmare on Fort Road Dance, scaring you on Friday, October 21, 2022 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in Smith Family Hall!
Looking at movement, migration, and material practices, Dr. Hunter looks at how groups made places of belonging and crafted opportunities for new relationships. Her work is guided by the question: How do people make place and create rhythms of belonging in fragile spaces? The aesthetics of her work are guided by elements of place, […]
