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As the spring semester comes to a close, we know you’re already chomping at the bit for summer classes. Summer 1 kicks off May 21 and concludes June 28. The following fabulous courses still have space: ARCHAEOLOGY OF FOOD IN ANCIENT TIMES (MET ML 611) Course Summary: Beginning with early humans up to early farmers, the […]
by Allison Schultz It was ten a.m. on a Saturday morning, and I was raring to go—hiking boots? Camera? Check. Rather than blissfully slumbering through the early hours of what felt like my first week off in a long time, I was sitting in the tiny gift shop at the Tyler Arboretum in Delaware County, […]
Having trouble picking out your classes for next semester? We’ve got just the thing to help you out. There are a number of wonderful courses available for Spring 2012, and the following classes still have a few slots left. Several of these are special topics courses that will not be offered regularly. Check them out […]