Three recent graduates were honored this fall for their senior theses.

The prestigious book series offers an expansive approach to American literary and cultural history.

As scholars around the world mark the 150th anniversary of Mann’s birth, professor Veronika Fuechtner has emerged as a leading voice in reinterpreting the literary icon’s legacy.

The new space has already engaged hundreds of emerging and established writers through innovative events and partnerships.

A new partnership immerses theater students in the professional world of North America’s largest classical repertory theater company.

Peter Orner’s new novel turns a real unsolved murder into a meditation on broken friendships and family secrets.

The professor emeritus of classics spearheaded a major expansion of Baker-Berry Library, ensuring it remained a vital resource for students and faculty in an increasingly digital age.

The Academic Cluster Initiative advances research and expands learning opportunities.

Philosopher Amie Thomasson reconceptualizes metaphysics as a practical discipline that shapes how we reason, communicate, and navigate the world.

Kristina Guild Douglass '07 is a trailblazer in community-engaged archaeology.