January Abroad: Chapman Students Carry on Field Research in Rome
Rome is the quintessential site for examining the evolution of various cultural phenomena across millennia, the structuring of political power, […]
Department of World Languages and Culture
A Historic Event for the Amahuaca People of Peru
The Amahuaca people number fewer than 1,000 individuals, of whom only 330 speak the Native language. For the first time,
New study will allow the Shipibo
Konibo people to officially register with traditional proper names
Do Like the Germans Do, Speak German: A Travel Course with Professor Ter
Jung and Professor Gallagher