Poetry in Motion: Sebree Writes Outside the Lines
In her poetry and her classroom, English Professor Chet’la Sebree challenges the stories we tell ourselves about art, AI and how to make sense of the world.
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The Politics of Immigration
In a video conversation with Dean Wahlbeck, Professor of Political Science & International Affairs Kimberly Morgan discusses the policies and politics driving the immigration issue.
Field Study: Chronicling Conservation at Turner Reserves
Through a partnership with Planet Forward, students and recent graduates honed their environmental storytelling skills in the New Mexico landscape.
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Honoring Indigenous Roots ‘Every Minute’
Political science and HSSJ junior Jacob Brittingham, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, celebrates his heritage through cultural leadership.
Can Public Faith in Science be Restored?
As part of a CCAS conversation series, faculty and alumni discussed why science skepticism endures—and how to reverse it ahead of a public health crisis.
Geography Class Maps D.C.’s Immigrant Identity
In her Migrants in the City Dean’s Seminar, Geography’s Elizabeth Chacko turns the District into a classroom as students explore urban diversity.
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