Arts & Humanities

Steven Nadler’s latest book, Think Least of Death, was featured in the “Briefly Noted” section of the New Yorker.

Graduate student charts the messages in the music of African performers.

Joshua Calhoun traces the history of handmade paper—and who pays the price for it.

Percussionist Tony Di Sanza plays all the beats for the Mead Witter School of Music.

Professor of History and Afro-American Studies says Wisconsin's history is "racially progressive and oppressive at the same time."

Chris Logterman, who joined the College of Letters & Science as an advisor in 2013, was known as a caring and professional advocate for students and a mentor among advisors. She was 43 years old.

Professor of history and survivor of 1976 massacre in Thailand says "The genie is out of the bottle."

A graduate student charts the power of music to impact COVID-19 in Africa.

"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.