Editors of Belief and Politics in Enlightenment France, Mita Choudhury (Vassar College) and Daniel J. Watkins (Baylor University) argue that Enlightenment did not signal the end of religious tradition and show how religious belief in France continued to function in dynamic ways throughout the long eighteenth century.

Maria Höhn, Professor of History on the Marion Musser Lloyd ’32 Chair, wrote an Apopka Voice article about the experiences of African-American GIs who fought in World War II.

Professor Peipei Qiu on the testimonies of WWII Chinese “comfort women” on This Morning with Alex Jensen.

Barry Lam, Associate Professor of Philosophy, talked with Chronogram about his podcast, Hi-Phi Nation.

Peipei Qiu, Professor of Chinese and Japanese on the Louise Boyd Dale and Alfred Lichtenstein Chair, weighs in on this TRT World interview.

Benjamin Ho, Associate Professor of Economics, talked to Lifehacker about his work, his favorite tech, and his unique life hack.

Shirkers, in which Sophia Siddique Harvey, Associate Professor and Chair of Film, served as associate producer, was named to the Oscars Shortlist in the Documentary Feature category.

Shirkers, in which Sophia Siddique Harvey, Associate Professor and Chair of Film, served as associate producer, was named best documentary by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, as noted by the Tribune.

WAMC interviews Modfest co-directors Christine Howlett and Tom Pacio.