Reviewing the history of migration through a different lens.Read More

Emilio Kourí, AB ’84, PhD ’96, studies the social and economic history of rural Mexico since Independence.Read More

How studying European art history helped Kristie La understand her heritageRead More

Pursuing a master’s degree in regional studies–Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia helped Sebastian Engels prepare for a career as a foreign area officer.Read More

A simple bowl of lentils inspires a PhD student to ask questions about food, diaspora, cultural appreciation, and cultural appropriation.Read More

Alexandra Schultz's research on monumental libraries overturns what we think we know about the world’s most famous library.Read More

Diane Oliva, a PhD candidate in music, studies the idea that natural disasters can have an effect on the production of musical culture.Read More

How Janan Graham-Russell studies racial identity in the Mormon church.Read More

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... Read More

PhD candidate Chrystel Oloukoi explores the ways that race, gender, and class shape the nightlife culture in Johannesburg and Lagos. In Johannesburg, developers have created a "safer" nightlife district in the heart of the city, but... Read More