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April 12
Villanova Chemistry Professor Receives NIH Grant to Support Development of New Antibiotic Approaches
March 12
Renowned Climate Scientist Katharine Hayhoe, PhD Addresses Christianity, Climate, and Culture as Keynote Lecturer of Villanova’s Earth Day Celebration
March 1
Tense Teatime: History Professor’s Book Explores the Competition between Chinese and Indian Tea Industries
February 19
Villanova University’s Center for Irish Studies Presents “The Northern Ireland Peace Process after Brexit”
February 17
Despite pandemic, Villanova students find a way to conduct important research—and get their work published
February 16
"Re-Enchanting the Earth: Why AI needs Religion" Considers Theology, Technology, and What They Reveal About Us as Humans in Villanova Professor’s New Book
February 12
Center for Irish Studies Fosters Powerful Conversations about Brexit, Literature, Irish Athletes and More in Spring 2021 Event Lineup
February 11
Theology Professor’s New Book Addresses How Catholic Universities Can Create Environments More Conducive to Catholic Social Teaching
February 5
23rd Annual Villanova University Literary Festival Features National Book Award Winner Robin Coste-Lewis
January 29
Villanova’s Lepage Center for History in the Public Interest Presents Spring Series on “Decolonizing History”
January 4
Playwright and Writer Hannah Khalil named 2021 Charles A. Heimbold Jr. Chair of Irish Studies at Villanova University

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