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PICT Visiting Lecturer Jessica Padilla was honored with a nomination at the 72nd Emmy Television Academy Awards, held virtually from September 14 to 20, 2020. Along with her makeup team, Jessica was …
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From July 18 to August 16, 2020, the Corbillière Museum in Mer hosted the exhibition “La musique d’une vie,” curated by PICT core faculty member Macha Matalaev. The exhibition highlighted the life and …
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On September 1, 2020, the BBC published a travel feature on “Why the French love to complain.” Penned by Emily Monaco, the feature explores the cultural and psychological roots of the French …
Australia is doubling tuition fees for the humanities. At $45,000, a humanities degree will now be the most expensive diploma in the country. According to the country’s education minister, the price …
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Paris Fringe, the annual theatre festival directed by PICT faculty member Anton Bonnici, returns in 2020 with a completely free and online program across the month of June. Created in 2016 and now in …
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PICT’s podcast offerings have inspired the Oxford Critical Theory Network at the University of Oxford to launch its own podcast, while the PICT podcast Quarantine Quill has received a favorable …
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