Colorful butterfly with wings that look like a child's eyes
January 30, 2019
Alumni, Research, Science
Clear Identity
How Kristina Olson’s TransYouth Project is overturning expectations about gender.
Clarisse Wells Portrait
January 30, 2019
Humanities, Student Life
Word Power
Clarisse Wells brings Indian philosophy to the study of race and gender.
Margaret Kivelson, surrounded by celestial illustrations
January 30, 2019
Alumni, Profile, Science
Elevating the Spirit
Margaret Kivelson, PhD '57, on her career investigating the outer planets of our solar system.
Caitlin Schmid
February 5, 2019
Professional Development
Teaching Outside the Box
What’s the best way to engage students? What’s the most compelling way to present complicated ideas in the classroom?
February 6, 2019
Reading List: Winter 2019
Reviews Fifty years ago, a chasm opened between New Left activists and the liberal-labor old guard, as seen in May 1968 in Paris, the Prague Spring, and Chicago’s ’68 Democratic convention. Rieko Kage (PhD ’05, government) explores one specific...
Four women of color at different ends of a cross use smart phones
February 13, 2019
Humanities
Digital Christianity
Growing up, Kera Street’s life was church. Her friends, her extracurriculars, where she spent weekends and school breaks, all revolved around Mt. Gilead, a non-denominational church in her hometown of Richmond, Virginia. “Faith and church really...