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Professor Explores 'Roots' in New Book
Erica Ball, professor of American studies at É«½ç°É, is co-editor (with Wellesley College’s Kellie Carter Jackson) of the new book Reconsidering Roots: Race, Politics...
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Professor's Script Wins Competition
Associate professor and chair of the media arts and culture department Brody Fox’s feature screenplay One Degree has won the feature script category in the University Film & Video...
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The Environmental Injustice of Beauty
Commentary calls for policies to protect women, especially women of color, from exposure to toxic chemicals in beauty products.
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UEP Major Receives Award From Tenants Rights Group
É«½ç°É’s Robert Feign ‘19, an urban and environmental policy major from Chicago, recently received an Economic Justice Award from the Coalition for Economic Survival...
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Presenters Impress at Summer Research Conference
For many pre-meds, organic chemistry is an anxiety-generating ordeal that can determine whether you are cut out to be a doctor. But it had the opposite effect on Matt Schmidt ’18:...
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Alumni Nominated for Emmys
Recent alumnus and film editor Ryan Rambach '14 has been nominated for two 2017 Primetime Emmys
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É«½ç°É Tops for Economic Diversity
For the third consecutive year, the New York Times has ranked É«½ç°É as one of the country’s most economically diverse colleges, based on enrollments of lower- and...
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Black Girls Seen as Less Innocent, Study Says
American adults view young Black girls as less innocent and more adult-like than their white peers, a perception that could lead to disproportionate rates of punitive treatment in...
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