The three fellows will focus on such key university issues as AI and international partnerships.

Digital storytelling offers new insight into a disturbing chapter of American history.

Risam examines the fraught relationship between data and power, from ancient Mesopotamia to modern AI.

Professor Matthew Ritger investigates the archives of Bridewell, London’s first house of correction, to trace how humanist ideals and coercive realities were bound together from the start.

Professor Mikhail Gronas’ DEB8 offers a structured, AI-resistant alternative to traditional writing assignments.

Students translated and staged the world premiere of Volodymyr Rafeyenko’s Vertep for Homo Sapiens, a play drawn from the stories of Ukrainians living through Russia’s 2022 invasion.

Fourteen faculty were promoted to full professor this year, and 14 were promoted to associate professor and granted tenure.

César Alvarez’s new musical, premiering off-Broadway this summer, imagines the lives of the dead while taking on capitalism, racism, and generational trauma.