Amitava Kumar discussed his latest novel, Immigrant, Montana, and the differences and similarities between writers and provocateurs in a Georgia Straight story.
Curtis Dozier, Visiting Assistant Professor of Greek and Roman Studies, leads Pharos: Doing Justice to the Classics, a project which combats the misuse of antiquity by those groups. This New Statesman story explains how.
Bryan Van Norden, Professor of Philosophy, wrote a New York Times op-ed about the right to free speech versus the right to provide speakers with an audience.
Joseph Nevins, Professor of Geography and Director of Independent Program, wrote an AlterNet column about how U.S. policy in Honduras helped set the stage for today’s mass migration.
Choreography by Miriam Mahdaviani, original klezmer music written and performed by clarinetist Robin Seletsky. Performed by Vassar Dance Repertory Company.
Debra Zeifman, Professor of Psychological Science, was quoted in a Broadly story about the trauma suffered by children who are taken away from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.