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

Combining photography and soundscape, "Tradewinds" is on view at Stable Arts in Washington, D.C. from Sep. 30 through Nov. 4.

In a brief Q&A, Professor Lucas Hollister considers the newest recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Students detail the struggles of their predecessors to achieve better Latinx representation on campus in the late 20th century.

English and creative writing professor Joshua Bennett's new book, 'The Study of Human Life', explores universal themes of death, resurrection, and new beginnings.

Maron Greenleaf and Sarah Kelly were recognized for their 'Environmental Justice' course.

The eight-part virtual series will offer readings by Ukrainian writers and scholars, many of whom will participate from their war-torn country.

In 'Passion Plays: How Religion Shaped Sports in North America', professor Randall Balmer illuminates America's newest "religion"—the world of competitive sports.

New faculty members in the sciences describe some of their interests in academia and beyond.