Humanities
The Weight of the World
Associate Professor of Philosophy Kok-Chor Tan examines the intricacies of distributive justice on a global scale.
Musical Chairs
Professor of Music Emma Dillon discusses a lost, but not forgotten, musical style.
Venerating Vulnerability
Senior Lecturer and director of the Theatre Arts Program Rosemary Malague investigates women and the claim to authenticity in the acting classroom.
Feeling Backward to Move Forward
Heather Love reclaims the darker aspects of queer history.
East Meets West
Cinema studies and English professor Peter Decherney traces the relationship between the film industry and the cultural elite to show how movies became American.
Useful and Ornamental
New book looks at cultivating gardens and the self
Mock Me Gently
Ralph Rosen's new book explores the dynamics of comic mockery and satire in Greek and Roman poetry
Death Delayed
Classicist examines the tragic fate of living too long.
Writing from Photographs
Images inspire essays in Paul Hendrickson’s creative writing course
The Sound of Faith
Ethnomusicologist writes about the power of faith in the life of music and the power of music in the life of faith.
History Professor Publishes Oxford Encyclopedia of Enlightenment
Alan Charles Kors' work described as "an amazing scholarly and publication achievement.