Quanda Johnson in Isthmus: Graduate student discusses, performs words of James Baldwin
"He is a voice that needs to be elevated, a challenging voice, dealing with a lot of triggering information that people resist," says doctoral candidate in the Interdisciplinary Theatre Studies Program.
Why I Love UW: The Gabriel Stulman Story
A film focusing on story of the '03 history and political science alumnus, who has become a successful New York restaurateur.
Storytelling that helps heal and plan in the wake of disaster
Department of English associate professor Caroline Gottschalk Druschke reflects on her involvement in the community-based project “Stories from the Flood.”
Africa Writ Large
Ainehi Edoro is sharing a continent’s worth of literature through social media — with the intent to delight.
Christy Clark-Pujara on history.com: The history of slavery in New England
The practice persisted into the 19th Century.
Nan Enstad in TIME Magazine: Lessons from America's worst moments
Professor of history recalls attacks on Black Panthers' Breakfast Program.
Power of Research
It’s not just for STEM majors or super-connected overachievers. The Undergraduate Research Scholars program connects L&S students with faculty via a wide spectrum of fascinating projects—opening minds and changing lives.
Understanding knowledge and learning from different views
The research of Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor and chair of the Department of Philosophy Michael G. Titelbaum centers on rationality, primarily as it comes up in epistemology (the theory of knowledge).
Global health perspective: History and healing in East Africa
For Department of History professor Neil Kodesh, a historical perspective bridges the gap for the next generation of doctors looking to practice medicine in East Africa.
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