Sophia Rosenfeld, PhD ’96, is Walter H. Annenberg Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania, where she teaches European intellectual and cultural history. In her latest book, Democracy and Truth , Rosenfeld explains how lessons from the... Read More

When Jorge Wong, a PhD student in the classics, first moved to Cambridge, he lived by himself as his wife was a graduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles. Wong chose to stay in the GSAS residence halls because they... Read More

PhD candidate Scott Richardson wants to use food literacy to create a healthier, more equal world.Read 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

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

As a PhD candidate in applied mathematics, Fernandes asks how glass sponges might provide inspiration for the design of stronger bridges and buildings.Read More

Mateo Jarquín adds a new perspective to scholarship on the Sandinista Revolution.Read More