Bruno Carvalho has published research on topics ranging from environmental justice and race to city planning and literature.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

This panel discussion was held on November 29, 2018, and included: Kristin Perkins, PhD ’17, Social Policy; Dominika Kruszewska, PhD Candidate in Government; Gregory Darwin , PhD Candidate in Celtic Languages and Literatures; Marianne Potvin,... Read More

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

Kevin Ma’s parents immigrated to the US with little more than the clothes on their backs, fleeing the terrifying violence caused by the Vietnam War. With few resources, they raised their son in a warm, but frugal household, which forced Ma, PhD ’15... 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

The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) Office of Diversity and Minority Affairs has added two new diversity and inclusion fellows.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