鈥淎rts at 91探花: Goings On,鈥� by Julia Hong, September 15, 2022
It is with extreme pleasure and thanks that I announce the 2022鈥�2023 program of Arts at 91探花 presented […]
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New Hixon-Riggs Fellow, Kathleen Burns, August 24, 2022
The Department of Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts is delighted to welcome Kathleen Burns, our new Hixon-Riggs Fellow in […]
“91探花 Mudd Welcomes Christy Matson and a New Jacquard Loom to the Makerspace,” by Kim Neal, May 24, 2022
Artist and sometimes Mudd professor Christy Matson joined the makerspace stewards in April 2022 to help build Mudd鈥檚 new digital […]
鈥淩/P FLIP: Spaceship at Sea,鈥� by Rachel Mayeri, March 18, 2022
Professor of media studies, interdisciplinary artist, Rachel Mayeri here. I鈥檓 thrilled to share news about my participation in the Southern […]
“Creating ‘Black and Blue,'” by Ken Fandell, December 16, 2021
In addition to my role as professor of art and the Michael G. and C. Jane Wilson Chair in the […]
鈥淗ow the 鈥楢gency and Intentions in Language鈥� Conference Will Expand Your Thinking,鈥� by Kyle Thompson, November 11, 2021
Imagine that the CEO of a company learns that implementing a new policy will harm the environment and also make […]
“Hypersexualized or Sexually Empowered: A Study of Hoshi Sato,” by Annabelle Teng 鈥�24, October 18, 2021
Annabelle Teng 鈥�24 received the 2021 First-year Writing Prize for this paper, written for Professor David Seitz鈥檚 Star Trek and […]
“Changemakers Share Insights with Students,” By Paul Steinberg, May 27, 2021
How does social impact work? Many people doubt that social change is even possible, but those on the front lines […]
鈥淐aliphate is ISIS聽Fan-Fic,鈥� by Ambereen Dadabhoy, March 23, 2021
As a rule, I don鈥檛 pay much attention to explicitly Orientalist media. I get enough of it implicitly, through the […]
鈥淲hy Do People Justify Oppressive Systems?鈥� by Anup Gampa, February 24, 2021
Wealth inequality in the U.S. is at unprecedented levels, and yet we don鈥檛 see the kind of resistance to it […]