As interest in the humanities among undergraduates nationwide wanes, professor Tania Convertini challenges fellow educators to look beyond course content to ask: "How does innovation in format help bring students on board?"

Newly published research that economics professor Paul Novosad began working on with Charlie Rafkin '16 when Rafkin was an undergraduate illuminates an alarming connection between education level and health decline.

Professor Aaron Dotter will collaborate with researchers from Belgium and France to deliver innovative models of rotating stars that will unlock new insights in the understanding of planetary evolution.

The Department of Chemistry pulled out all the stops to showcase the beauty, joy, and utility of chemistry in everyday life.

Anthropology scholars and energy justice advocates Maron Greenleaf, Sarah Kelly, and Elizabeth Carpenter-Song illuminate the local implications of rising energy costs, and how regular citizens can help.

A prolific scholar and gifted teacher who served as the inaugural director of the Leslie Center for the Humanities, Jonathan Crewe died on Oct. 9.

The Hood Museum of Art hosts Park Dae Sung's largest solo exhibition in the United States and will welcome the artist himself next month.

In his new book, professor Peter Orner weaves memories of family, love, and loss with reflections on why we read and write.

The "Illuminations" and "Animal Modernities" symposia broaden traditional fields with new methodologies and perspectives.