Professor Petra McGillen shows how the pressures that produce fake news today were built into journalism from the start.

Mary Lou Guerinot is a molecular geneticist; Reiko Ohnuma is an expert on Buddhism.

The ethnomusicologist was named a fellow at one of the country’s most prestigious humanities research institutes to work on her second book about Black sonic life in America.

Professor Sara Swenson maps the breadth of Buddhist charity in urban Vietnam.

The English and creative writing major will explore the history and culture of Appalachia through poetry and illustration.

Professor Jessica Beckman’s students handle rare manuscripts, print their own books, and grapple with what vanishes in the digital age.

In their new book, James Dobson and Rena Mosteirin explore the elusive life of Frank Rosenblatt, whose groundbreaking invention laid the foundation for modern AI.

‘Text+Textile+Technology’ reframes craft as critical inquiry across disciplines.

When Daniel Liu ’26 set out to perform Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3, he found a uniquely dedicated mentor in William Cheng.