If this were a regular summer, Dr. Kate would take us on in-person tours of Baltimore. In the interest of safety, this year she's taking us on virtual tours. Enjoy her latest--a tour of...
This week, we’re revisiting Maurice Berger’s Race Stories article, “Holding a Mirror to Race,” which looks at Derek Burrows, Greg French, and Gregory Fried’s interactive website called “Mirror of...
Professor Emeritus David Salkever has written a new policy brief tracking trends in household economic well-being and its disparities among Black, Hispanic, and White Americans. The brief...
Ibrahim Er and Steven Dashiell, who will officially graduate in August, have successfully published their first papers as Language, Literacy & Culture PhDs. Congratulations to both of...
Lisa Cella has been awarded a grant from New Music USA to fund The Low Flutes Project, a series of commissioned works for alto and bass flute. Cella describes her project below: I am drawn not...
How can we encourage students to maintain academic integrity when taking an online test during remote instruction? The Faculty Development Center's Promoting Academic Integrity in Online Testing...
Professor Adelman was on WYPR (88.1 FM) talking about her online project Coronavirus Lost and Found: A Pandemic Archive. She also wrote about this project recently in The Conversation. ...
Today we’re revisiting Maurice Berger’s Race Stories article, “The Faces of Bigotry: When the Hoods Come Off.” This article features photos of white supremacist protests in Charlottesville, VA and...
Submissions for Vol. 22 (2121) are open now through September 14, 2020. For best consideration, submit by the early-bird deadline, August 10, 2020. Have you completed research that you want to...