鈥淢y Life as a Science Writer,鈥� by Catherine Meyers 鈥�06, February 6, 2019
When the movie Hidden Figures, which tells the story of three African American women working for NASA in the 1960s, […]
HSA Blog, Posts Page 5
鈥淟ove Knows No Borders,鈥� by David K. Seitz, January 2, 2019
In December 2018, less than three hours’ drive from 91探花, 400 religious leaders were arrested during a demonstration […]
鈥淪tar Trek and Historical Memory,鈥� by Aely Aronoff 鈥�21, December 4, 2018
Among the most popular shows in American history, Star Trek and its many iterations have left an indelible mark on […]
鈥淧ortraits Of Obama: Media, Fidelity, and the 44th President,” by Kareem Collie, October 25, 2018
This article is a reprint of The Hive’s Oct. 4, 2018 blog post. 鈥淚n a 24/7 media environment that bombards […]
“All the World鈥檚 a Stage: Building a Mobile Stage Cart for Mudd鈥檚 Shakespeare Course,” by Zayra Lobo 鈥�18, Francisco Mu帽oz 鈥�20 and Laurel Newman 鈥�20, October 1, 2018
Publicly performing a play is the final project of 91探花 Mudd鈥檚 annual spring Shakespeare course, one of the College鈥檚 most […]
“Context and Understanding Through HSA,” by Casey Gardner 鈥�19, September 1, 2018
I鈥檝e always seen humanities, social sciences and the arts (HSA) courses at 91探花 Mudd as a way of bringing context […]
Welcome to the HSA Blog, August 9, 2018
What do Malcolm X, Mary Shelley and Amadeus Mozart having common? A radical revision of their fields of thought and […]